Done and done!

I'm on a work computer, didn't have a choice :(

Completely unrelated, but I had to install AdBlock just to get this site to properly load today in Chrome/Windows 10. You guys might want to take a look into that.

That quote was from the essay he linked to, not something he himself said. A child wouldn't be able to comfort an adult in the same way a spouse could, anyway, though Oswalt did mention ways in which his daughter was able to help him hold it together.

"Here, There, and Everywhere" was recorded about one month after The Beatles attended a listening party for Pet Sounds, and Paul in particular cited "God Only Knows" as an inspiration for it. Even if the song has already been kicking around his head prior to hearing Pet Sounds, the final recording was certainly…

I thought he seemed pretty freaked out as it was happening. I figure Philip Jeffries gave him a bit of a heads up, letting him know something crazy would happen when he tried to kill Coop.

I've never really understand what he stands to gain from inhabiting an evil doppleganger to begin with. Wouldn't he benefit more from inhabiting an unwilling host? I just figured he was being kept in there by the doppleganger for some reason.

I have never in my life heard someone else quote the "Washington" song! I usually have to relegate the quotes to quiet mutterings to myself.

I doubt they'd worry if it was "too like Roque One," since it topped $1 billion.

Just want to echo those who suggested the Darth Bane trilogy. LOVE it. And the fact that it's set so far outside of the normal timeline gives it a lot more leeway, whereas the depictions of certain characters or events in the stories that take place around the movies may rub you the wrong way, if they don't fit your…

I dunno, Leland raping Laura from the age of 12 on and then murdering her is about as dark as it's possible to get.

Too hokey for Twin Peaks? Have you seen this show before?

In FWWM, Laura catches Leland/Bob reaching behind her dresser to the secret place she kept her diary, so he did apparently know about it.

I believe McCartney's response to Pet Sounds lies more on Revolver, "Here, There, and Everywhere" being a sort of response to "God Only Knows."

I definitely agree. I actually feel that way about almost everything he says. It kind of breaks my heart every time he speaks. I'm only just realizing this as I type it, but it could be that it reminds me of my own experiences with my father, who had a brain tumor that affected his speech to the point that he could…

Buenos Aires is where Jeffries (Bowie's character) went missing, so it's sure to tie in with that in some way.

Or they had lightning powers, for some reason.

"Who has two thumbs and little else in the way of fingers?"

Exactly how I felt. I loved it because it was so weird and unexpected. Definitely don't want to see this sort of thing all the time, but it was a nice change of pace.

It's really amazing how thoroughly this election obliterated any sense of hope I had for the future.