@avclub-4c22933415130955839224009df8641f:disqus And yet the show's characters continue to insist that she's extremely bright, competent, even essential to "Newsnight's" production.

@avclub-4c22933415130955839224009df8641f:disqus And yet the show's characters continue to insist that she's extremely bright, competent, even essential to "Newsnight's" production.

I'm lost.  Are you guys talking about fishing lures?

I should probably watch it again too.  I only saw it once, at a late-night screening in Baltimore during the 1998 World Science Fiction Convention, in an eerily empty auditorium.  Very creepy.  Gabriel Byrne was an interesting Byron, but the whole movie descended into severe Ken Russell territory pretty quickly, which…

I should probably watch it again too.  I only saw it once, at a late-night screening in Baltimore during the 1998 World Science Fiction Convention, in an eerily empty auditorium.  Very creepy.  Gabriel Byrne was an interesting Byron, but the whole movie descended into severe Ken Russell territory pretty quickly, which…

John Polidori.  As depicted in the film GOTHIC.

John Polidori.  As depicted in the film GOTHIC.

I don't get the reference.  I don't know Brian Smith, or Mezmeron, or Pac-Man.  I've always looked like this.

I don't get the reference.  I don't know Brian Smith, or Mezmeron, or Pac-Man.  I've always looked like this.

You do realize that actors can renegotiate their contracts after a certain point, right?  That point being once those contracts are up?  This happens with every hit show right around this time.

You do realize that actors can renegotiate their contracts after a certain point, right?  That point being once those contracts are up?  This happens with every hit show right around this time.

Except they don't seem to want to be producers, they want to be actors, and they're not asking for 100% of the profits.  Both sides agree with the relationship as it, they're simply quibbling over the percentage of compensation.  See how that works?

Except they don't seem to want to be producers, they want to be actors, and they're not asking for 100% of the profits.  Both sides agree with the relationship as it, they're simply quibbling over the percentage of compensation.  See how that works?

Nick Cassavetes also starred as the villain in the 1986 horror/racing film THE WRAITH, with Charlie Sheen, Randy Quaid, and Sherilyn Fenn's awesome 21-year-old rack.  So his life hasn't been a complete waste.

Nick Cassavetes also starred as the villain in the 1986 horror/racing film THE WRAITH, with Charlie Sheen, Randy Quaid, and Sherilyn Fenn's awesome 21-year-old rack.  So his life hasn't been a complete waste.

Yeah.  Did Orlando Jones witness a Mafia massacre or something?  Where'd he scamper off to?

Yeah.  Did Orlando Jones witness a Mafia massacre or something?  Where'd he scamper off to?

How exactly are they whining?  They're not holding press conferences so far as I know.  Their negotiations are being reported by, well, reporters.

How exactly are they whining?  They're not holding press conferences so far as I know.  Their negotiations are being reported by, well, reporters.

So it would be better to keep the employees from getting raises even when they're making huge profits for their bosses?