And enter a duel with Zombie Cox.

The only thing that would have made it funnier is if Rick chopped off her arm and she was still gripping a gun and then the emo kid tried to threaten them with her entire arm.

There were some nice setpieces but scenes of two characters holed up, talking, bore the shit out of me. Mainly, the cross-cut between the Wolf and the nurse lady and Glenn and Enid.

I got a little tired of characters backed in a corner, facing sudden death, and a deus ex machina appears. I counted four this episode.

I do like the album cover, though. Reminds me of modern art from Central America or something.

Jack Scalia died?

I like how Kanye can dress like my oddball stoner high school friend and get away with it. He once made tie-dye sweat pants.

I'm surprised the American Film Institute never lawyered up.

As opposed to Babe, who is a cushy well gaying pig.

At least Brooks was funny.

It's much easier to get around in Vegas when you're by yourself and have a distinct mission.

I've often found that when I restart an RPG game after years of not playing it, I tend to repeat the same exact decisions that I did the first time around.

I played Myst with my ex-gf and her younger brother and we somehow passed the game in like 3 days. No idea how we did it, but 3 brains was better than one. And it was a democratic system of who was controlling the mouse.

Weird, because the Alice Cooper song used is because Myers wanted to use a classic Cooper song, but Cooper's manager (who later is the star of that Myers-produced Supermensch movie) refuses and instead insists that Cooper will appear as long as his new song is showcased.

Q.I. For The Str8 Gi

I'm still convinced the joke is about what a loser that guy was, that he screws it up so badly that he can only get Physical Graffiti.

Thanks.

I had a buddy who was raving about Almost Famous (mostly because he acquired a crush on Kate Hudson), but I found it just okay.

Kodachrome Lens Flare

A show called Roadies needs either Danny McBride or Ian McShane.