Still doesn't beat Haruko's Master the Guitar in One Millisecond Class.
Still doesn't beat Haruko's Master the Guitar in One Millisecond Class.
MY WAY!
KAAAANNNEEEDDDAAAAAA!!!
Shit, too late. When it came down to it, I couldn't swing the bat…
One of my favorite throwaway lines of the whole series, though I can't tell whether its hilarious passive-aggressiveness is intentional or not.
Sorry we hurt your field, mister.
Oh god, now your avatar is making me think of AD/A:TLA crossovers. "It's so watery…but with a smack of ham-beef to it."
I kinda like them.
Lemon curry?
One of the (many, many) things I love about this show is how there are so many little moments of continuity and visual gags like this that I totally didn't pick up on until the second or third viewing at least.
The review didn't mention my favorite line of the entire series: "It's spicy! I don't care if it goes to New York!"
I thought the same thing.
Pffft, everyone knows the One True Pairing on that show is Blocke.
There's also a third soundtrack CD that's a compilation of most of the pillows' songs from all six episodes, but in their original album versions (so songs like "Stalker" and "Advice" have vocals). I think that one might be the best place to start.
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Let's save it for the stand, okay Tom Jane?
Home Movies!
I was curious as to what Haruko is talking about with the GBC's "app use," and I found this: http://www.retrothing.com/2…
I don't really think the fifth season was that much worse than the others. The newsroom story arc is a little weak and seems two-dimensional because the shortened episode order meant it couldn't be given enough time to fully develop. I don't think it's just a matter of David Simon jerking off (though I'll admit that's…
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