Modern Warfare is a class title episode, I took a class called Modern Japan.

Britta/Black Rider. Bring back Sawyer for a couple of episode cameos next year

Hi, My name is Monkey. I remember the ending, and I miss lost.

you can't get on the internet?

God, the Hitcher scared the shit out of me as a kid. For the number of times I saw Lady Hawk, and how powerful his character was in Blade runner, I still think of Hitcher first when I think of him.

I saw Green Day with Pansy Division opening. Probably around '96. Funniest crowd I've ever seen it was about 3/4 young teens having been dropped off by their parents, and 1/4 in your-face-leather-gay men.

I might be a nerd
I clicked on this hoping it was a history of the actual Dewey Decimal system

The problem is that no one who worked on Better Off Ted would work for the money that Comedy Central pays. This show probably costs little more than the food for the actors who are hoping it will land them real roles in the future. They're probably pissed it got picked up and they can't take a role on one of next…

I thought it was the guy from I'm From Barcelona

I was going to go with Fox news, but same joke

Stop!
Man shits in a gold toilet, I believe what he says about Thor

and thus gimmick commenting reaches it's logical conclusion.

I'm going to watch this, but a quick trip to imdb makes me question the writers http://www.imdb.com/name/nm…

I think that was a side mission in the Undead dlc for Red Dead

@bradlee,
sorry, should have been more clear.
I hate the over reverb they do. I have no clue if the motherfucker can sing. If he can, then cut the fucking reveb down. I didn't mean that they don't write good songs, only that many singers (Dylan) get a pass for crappy voices if they write well.

I only have an ivory one, will that do?

I really hate the trend of over reverbing vocalists. It's like indie autotune. If you can't sing, just fucking embrace it and write good song so no one cares.

Sounds a bit like the hipster movie awards. best movie goes to "Clown Rape" which was shot only on a Polaroid camera presented by flipping the pictures by hand, but the director has retired, so you can't see it any more, but I doubt you'd get it anyway.

childhood nickname, stuck with her, she was a bit hyper.

by episode 8 Snorfin had really reached it's stride. The characters felt fully fleshed, and the plots no longer felt forced. also by then I think the viewers had been given time to accept the whole concept of a sleeping shark solving mysteries.