Bingo. This cropped and zoomed bullshit drives me absolutely nuts. I wish that I still had all my VHS copies of this show to watch sometimes rather than this mish-mash of great and terrible. Of course, I've complained about this before, but it is incredibly distracting to me.
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Automocar, you're the best I've ever seen…
Stroke On!!!
I was shocked…an actual, pretty self-contained, episode of The Walking Dead written by someone who apparently is a writer and touching on a multitude of themes in a (mostly) subtle way. More please.
I've not seen an episode like this since the pilot, so I'll take your word for it.
Come on, Rowan! Stroke off!!!
Come on, Rowan! Stroke off!!!
Just got done reading this.
Stroke off!
Stroke off!
All I could think whenever Bikel was on the screen was "Hey look! It's a Jewish Perry Mason!"
All I could think whenever Bikel was on the screen was "Hey look! It's a Jewish Perry Mason!"
(Smiles. Gives The_Malcontent a big thumbs up)
(Smiles. Gives The_Malcontent a big thumbs up)
"TKO" was terrible, but more watchable than I remembered. Mostly for the Zima sign, "Stroke off!" and the hilarious "Smith! Smith! Smith!" chanting at the end.
"TKO" was terrible, but more watchable than I remembered. Mostly for the Zima sign, "Stroke off!" and the hilarious "Smith! Smith! Smith!" chanting at the end.
JMS said that they did not receive any money for the Zima sign. They just thought it would be funny. AND IT IS.
JMS said that they did not receive any money for the Zima sign. They just thought it would be funny. AND IT IS.
Agreed. I was surprised actually to see such a glowing review from Rowan, as I thought there were a number of big problems with "By Any Means Necessary." You bring up some great ones, like the stilted dialog, but I really thought that Michael O'Hare's acting in many places was mind-bogglingly weak. I could almost see…
Agreed. I was surprised actually to see such a glowing review from Rowan, as I thought there were a number of big problems with "By Any Means Necessary." You bring up some great ones, like the stilted dialog, but I really thought that Michael O'Hare's acting in many places was mind-bogglingly weak. I could almost see…