I fucking love this show.

Or that it takes several guards who look they're prepared for a full-on riot to transport a hacker.

"I'm afraid that while we're on camera I can only offer you D'Fwan's boutique wine, D'Fwine."

Oh, I think it's fair to say Frasier did farce better than any American TV show of the last… possibly 30 years. I mean, genuinely, it was like watching the Harlem Globetrotters at work, the cast barely had to try, they had it down to such a science.

Shout-out to Martin. "Suspicious Minds" (the one with the New Jack City homage) or "Romantic Weekend" (the one with Chilligan's Island and the gigantic rat) are still, to this day, drop dead funny.

"Uh-oh. Here come the roofies!"

"Tell her you wanna donate her body to science and you science! Tell her Jack!"

After reading this, I'm willing to go see it, even past the absurd conceit of "Chris Hemsworth is a hacker. No really!"

I love Michael Mann's films. Love them.

Ah, I thought about rewatching this when it popped up on Netflix. I do believe I'll have to watch it again. I always liked this movie, I preferred it and The Emperor's New Groove to pretty much everything else Disney/Dreamworks were putting out at the time.

Finally got around to watching Guardians of the Galaxy. And yeah, it's a great flick.

Along with the Bourne Triology and Snatch it's one of the films I try to revisit every year.

Yeah, I thought this deserved a full season. I would've been perfectly fine with watching them get married and then that's the end of it.

This show isn't great, but it's certainly a nice enough 30 minutes that I'm sad that it's getting canceled.

That is a very good description of the show.

I'm pretty sure it was "2 Legit 2 Quit" by MC Hammer.

That's the accurate ranking for the Die Hard series, but what do you mean 4 and 5? There were no 4th and 5th Die Hard movies.

Somewhere in Hollywood: "Can we center this movie on Harriet Tubman's white friend, who saves Harriet's life and invents the Underground Railroad?"

The version of "The Ghetto" off of Live is one of the greatest things I've ever heard.

Solid 10.