Should I be worried that Jason’s 13 point scale makes sense to me?

Who would’ve guessed “Louche stoner” was the part Danson was born to play?

Hope so. She’s great, as is Ted. I can’t get enough of “The Good Place.” He makes that show. He was also amazing on “Bored to Death.” Hope I’m not the only one who remembers it and loved it.

I mean, I’m happy for you, but if it was really 2017 I could’ve ordered it online.

unboxing videos. oh how the mighty have fallen

I hate bank heists. They’re gritty and violent and it gets everywhere.

Comment sorting is even more important. Depending on how old or new a story was and how many or how few comments there were, I was prone to using all three settings on Disqus, newest, oldest or best.

Honestly looking back at this series, I’m actually pretty happy with the amount of Coop we ended up with.

Another vote from me for “It ended perfectly.” That scream..and is there anything more terrifying than Sarah Palmer calling our Laura’s name? (Okay, maybe “Gotta light” or “This is the water...” but that’s all)

“Many things in life just happen and we have to come to our own conclusions,” Lynch noted. “You can, for example, read a book that raises a series of questions, and you want to talk to the author, but he died a hundred years ago. That’s why everything is up to you.”

Lynch tweeted out the Season 3 DVD/Blu Ray cover like three hours ago. Comes out this December.

As much as I would love to see Coop be Coop again, I gotta say I liked this ending and am completely satisfied.

Click on “TV Reviews” on the top AVC banner, then select the show from the drop down menu. There is also a search function on the top left corner, but I haven’t tried it yet.

I’m incredibly relieved Trevorrow’s out. I really didn’t see any way ep IX would turn out well with him at the helm.

From what I can tell, TFA’s slavish devotion to all things A New Hope bothered everyone at Lucasfilm too. It wasn’t without its good points though.

Here today, gone Trevorrow.

I knew I got lucky when I saw Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee appear (neither of them had been spotted filming previously in Washington State and the Washington shoot was nearly complete) but I didn’t realize how lucky I was!

I remember thinking it felt like a dream sequence. This doesn’t come across in the episode but on location, Coop and Carrie/Laura walked up the steps with completely synchronized movements. There was one take where after talking to the new owner, Coop and Carrie/Laura did some strange body language, like they felt…

I agree with you, but I do care about the mythology because of how unique it makes Twin Peaks. However, when I watched season 1 for the first time, I was surprised by how not weird it was. Yes, there was quirky stuff all over the place, but it really wasn’t like what the parodies seemed to make it.

I UNDERSTAND CELL PHONES NOW