Why do people like you insist on acting like total assheads, bragging about your superior intellect and how you know better than everyone else, dragging disagreements into long-running arguments, but once you start getting a little bit in return you have to play the victim card in order to get out of it? “But someone…

Why do you feel the need to tell people about your “issues” on the internet? Sympathy? Nobody cares. You’re a bitter, self-important mouthpiece who needs to grow up and top cluttering up posts with your boring, self-pitying ramblings.

It was interesting for a couple of episodes and then got bogged down in the dead wife (who was one of the most horribly unlikable characters i’ve ever seen) and a distinct lack of Ian McShane. I stopped a few from the end of the series.

Series 2 was total shite too. It tried to ape too many other serial killer films and got mired in terrible acting and clichés. I couldn’t even finish series 3, i think i watched 1 or 2 episodes and just couldn’t go on, it was so bad.

Maybe you can’t see it but your attitude is pretty much exactly the same as the people who really hated the film and can’t stop making up petitions about it. Who are you to tell other people that they aren’t real fans because they can’t appreciate like you can? “They are ruining the fandom for the rest of us”, what a…

Or maybe some people think it’s just not very good and refuse to blow smoke up Rian Johnson’s asre. The main thing i’ve noticed is people who brag about how they HATE Star Wars saying that they loved this one because it disappointed Star Wars fans. There’s a real sneering reaction from some of the people who liked it…

The Queen film Singer’s directing has mysteriously shut down mid-production because of “the unavailability of the director”. You called it.

Vern’s still writing reviews, he has his own Facebook page and website, i think it’s theoutlawvern.com or something like that. He’s written a few books now about stuff like the films of Steven Seagal. He’s still very funny.