I think maybe I should clarify my position. I would say that they weren't my cup of tea and leave it at that were it not for the insistence that that was not a valid position. Everyone I grew up around would insist that they are special and that I have like them and that probably makes me strongly dislike them.

Get outta my cab!

Man, come on. I had a rough night and I hate the fucking Beatles, man!

IKR. Frank looks back around and I was all 'Go get the money! It takes like 3 seconds!'.

I tend to agree with you about the Heisenberg device. I don't see how they have made it all the way to 1962 with such a great technological disparity (namely nuclear bomb technology).

It was always going to be an ask to stretch a book out over a whole TV series but are people not getting tired of the main characters on TV being attractive, young people trying to overcome overwrought personal hardships? Also, do the good guys always have to be defined by making great and improbable sacrifices? I…

The money… the banana stand… is there a connection?

"Have you seen this one film, like, called 'Escape From New York'?"

013335 spells 'OLEEES' is 1337 speak. Hope this helps.

That must have felt awesome.

Me too and that's surprising 'cos I'm a Civ player. Never heard of that on Civfanatics.

I liked how DJ Squalls' character told Jules to come back to stop Frank from doing something stupid in an urgent tone as she is looking at the bus that's just about to leave. As if the window of urgency is less than the time it takes for a 50's era bus to drive through occupied US roads from Colorado to SF at the…

It would have been interesting if they took that conquering males/conquered females narrative to the other end and shown local women inevitably falling for some of the soldiers who defeated their country.

Many years ago when internet dating was still a niche thing, like around 2000, that was exactly the persona my uncle adopted to get laid.

That story creeped me out a little bit.

Or the one where he becomes a jazz drummer and usurps Lisa's identity in the process. I mean, a different kind of artist but he's always been creative/talented.

Or the one where she fears going to Brown and Principal Skinner points out Otto went to Brown (and almost got tenure)!

Didn't he actually play a comedian during that time? I remember nothing about it other than that it's true.

Tom Hanks Mk.1 was in some really fun films. Batchelor Party, Volunteers, Money Pit, 'Burbs, Dragnet, Turner and Hooch. They mostly hold up pretty well.

I wish the me from 1 minute ago saw this.