Have a little compassion for addicts. We know we stink up your environment. Most of us would stop if we could. Any doctor will tell you that cigarettes are far and away the most difficult addiction to break.

That doesn’t sound “gross” to smokers, believe me. I know exactly what you mean.

I am starring you because you are fucking hysterical. Please do keep posting.

Looks like he had to hock the pearls. Sad.

Oh my God can I move into the house next door to you?

In the show, it’s been made clear that the man who calls himself Hickey actually murdered the real Hickey back in England and stole his identity. I don’t remember anything at all like that from the novel (I read it in 2007) so it makes me wonder if “Hickey” isn’t actually meant to be some kind of mystical driver of…

Nope. He’s loathsome. I would genuinely like to kill the man with my fingernails.

...who will never get another job in their chosen field for as long as they live.

She’s got spunk!

You should read Dourif’s “Random Roles” right here on this very site. The man is downright cuddly—you need to read it.

SK was probably telling the truth when he said it scared him. I expect he was afraid a mob of angry viewers were gonna burn his house down.

I felt Lords’ performance in The Tommyknockers was the best out of that entire cast. I figure that for the others, it was the first time they’d had to work with such an utter-shit script, but for Lords that shit was just a regular gig.

Garp was his first Oscar nomination; Endearment was his second.

...Okay, now this movie has my attention.

...Okay, now this movie has my attention.

I mis-remembered this as a scene from J&SBSB; according to YouTube, it’s a deleted scene. I do remember that I laughed until I ached. I cannot imagine why it was deleted; it’s hysterical.

I admit the man has made me laugh until I ached (“Bill Cosby: Himself”).

The Burrowers honest-to-God gave me nightmares.

I love the Coen Bros., but Hail, Caesar! was, to me, a range of okay-to-great scenes that never came together into an actual movie.

“Similar Backgrounds” - Holy moly, a dog-whistle from the 1950s!