We should just go ahead and throw in Breaking Bad while we're at it. That episode where Jesse hits Walt in the face trying to catch a fly? Whacky stuff.
We should just go ahead and throw in Breaking Bad while we're at it. That episode where Jesse hits Walt in the face trying to catch a fly? Whacky stuff.
If it was up to me I would say "The Return" or "Product Recall," but it seems like "The Injury" and "Dinner Party" are the consensus choices for best episodes.
Literally the only line I can remember is, "You are not in Kansas anymore!"
The dreaded apparatus was inside you all along.
How could you not miss that beautiful tropical fish?
I'd be happy if the show's titles were re-designed to look more like Amber-verse FRINGE.
The sight of Megan Mullaly nakedly flailing while Ron sagely intones, "The crotch-protector was inside you all along" made me laugh out loud.
I've always had a soft spot for Snake and Jasper Beardley. "Close, but no doughnut, COPS!"
So pumped for these new albums!!
Damn, how did my parents manage to keep the existence of this hidden from five-year-old me?
My *mom* says I'm cool.
Does anyone remember "Do the Urkel," which I can only assume was based on this? I've spent most of my life trying to forget.
"Now get me another cup of hot chocolate, you spindle-shanked imitation of the female gender!"
It doesn't look spectacular, but at the same time the first couple of trailers for The Dark Knight weren't mesmerizing, either. I do love the grim tone, though, and the emphasis on character.
These spam bots are getting increasingly sophisticated.
The best and most important movie of recent years (since The Tree of Life, at least) and one of the best film trilogies we've seen in our lifetimes - there's room to appreciate them both.
B & S's new album is fantastic. Easily their best since The Life Pursuit.
As everyone has learned, "Phantom Menace" references are only relevant when referring to Peter Jackson.
I was actually beginning to think everyone had forgotten about Breaking Bad. Lately it's been like the Avatar of TV shows.
As long as it's called, "Who Needs the Qwik-E Mart?"