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I don't have much choice. I'm on my laptop with my earphones, my partner's watching X Factor. I had to pause to listen to that song though. Bloody horrific.
That was very brilliant. Though I wish Cartman got his comeuppance in this one.
I love 'South Park,' but I wasn't talking about that; I was speaking of 'Weeds' and it's comparison to 'Breaking Bad.'
Ooops my bad. :))
Haha, no worries. I remember going to see 'South Park: The Movie' in theaters...
...when I was about 8 or 9 years old, compliments of my father. Everyone kept giving us an odd look the whole time because of it.
Loved this episode although I'm sure I'd enjoy it even more if I watched Game Of Thrones. Best bits
"Cmon Kyle. Let these Sony f**ks wallow in their limited voice control functionality"
"Winter's coming Sharon. And I'm a sneaky little bee. Buzz buzz"
"No, you can't die, everyone really likes you!" (sums up almost every dramatic TV character death ever).
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-25102920
Thoroughly deserved as well may I add. For anyone who hasn't yet had the chance to see Bean in The Accused, you're missing out on a real treat.
Anywhere in time and space, so where do the Doctor and Mel end up? A holiday camp in 1950's Wales. Those Welsh quarries are looking more appealing. I do wonder, when watching this one, if Ray could have been as popular as Ace. But in the end, I think JNT made the right choice.I can find something to like in all twelve McCoy era stories, but this one is my least favourite.
7th Doctor TV Stories Ranking:
1. Paradise Towers
2. Time And The Rani
3. Delta And The Bannerman
Do you remember the tv show HIDIHI, through most of the Bannerman I expected one that show to pop up and do that awefull catchphrase.
I prefered season 26 with
Battlefield
Ghostlight
Curse of the Fenric
Survival
They were hisbest and it is sad that there it ended for McCoy on the telly. He and the 5th & 6th Doctor did get an awefull lot of greatness with the Big Finish crowd, thank the Deity in all his wisdom.
I prefer the series 25 & 26 stories too, but as a hardcore 7th Doctor fan, I can find something good in all the McCoy stories, even if it's just McCoy himself.
Love the Microsoft guy being rational (it's not a "war", if some people want Playstation's that's fine), only to be stabbed by Bill Gates :)) Also liked Butters and the diabetes kid going to the Game Of Thrones writers house, that was really funny.
Missed Randy though, shame he wasn't in this episode as much as the last one.
And I loved this
Can't wait for part 3!
Such is the magic of cinema. Poor Bonnie. She couldn't catch a break. But she did get her wish. She did become famous.
Must watch the old Warren Beatty/Faye Dunaway film. I've never seen that all the way through.
As for going down in a hail of bullets, tough to best B&C's exit from this mortal coil.
Emile Hirsch and Holliday Grainger
Around the time where Alex jumped onto the flying guys back mid flight and killed him by literally fucking his power out of him, causing him to fall to his death, I realised how much I was going to miss this show.
It's not as good as it once was (the first two series can't be beaten), but it's funny, clever, moving and it's full of inspired ideas. It's the best superhero related thing I've ever seen. Why would I want to watch a plot hole ridden Batman film, a gritty reboot of Superman or yet another bloody Marvel movie when I could watch Rudy kill the electric girl by pissing himself. Loved the final line too, nice callback to Nathan.
The way they killed Rudy off only to bring him back was a bit of a cop out I thought (it was the last ever episode anyway, would've been an emotional ending if he actually died), but I didn't mind too much. Also the special effects for the flying scene were pretty poor but on the budget they have, it was probably the best they could do.
Misfits probably should've ended after series 3 but even though by this point it was past it's prime, I enjoyed it until the end and I will miss it. I hope the film rumours are true.
I haven't been able to watch all the episodes so far, but I like it already. The performances and the atmospher are great, but the best thing there are the themes: sexuality, sexism, social issues, and specially scientific research and its ethic boundaries.
This is one of the tv series I want to watch uncut (on DVD better than on tv), along with Hannibal, Mad Men and The Good Wife.
The first episode was funny but a bit dull, it was essentially an hour long set up for the next one. The second episode was quite good, it was more or less an hour long chase scene.
It definitely went downhill as it went on but it was always fun to watch thanks to the actors. They were all brilliant and made it enjoyable even though the show really wasn't as good as it used to be by the end.
Max Beesley (who plays Woody), explained the ending on twitter:
How I think it should've ended: Once they were kneeling by their graves, just cut to black and then have a gunshot. It's essentially the same ending, but it's less confusing.
One of my favorite miniseries of all time. It shows the Apollo program (but also the Mercury and Gemini mission) from different points of view: the astronauts, the mission operators, scientists, the families involved, the journalists, ecc. That makes each episode unique instead of having the same formula of liftoff-mission-landing.
I specially like the episodes "Spider" (about the making of the LEM), "Galileo was right" (the geological training of the crews of 15 and 16) and "Le Voyage dans la lune". That last one is my favorite because of the
EDIT: found it! A reliable internet shop from Holland seems to have it. There, I ordered it. Thank you so much for the recommendation, @0013.
I only hope you enjoy it and then we could exchange our impressions.
Never expect much from new tv shows anymore, but this was surprisingly good so far, after two episodes anyway. A new twist on the old tale in modern times nonetheless, whodathunkit?
We just got done with Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and I have to say it's my favourite thing ever to come out of Japan (err, along with Godzilla & Kurosawa). It really IS one of the best Animes ever.
Indeed it did. :(