RayRay
Dont touch my fucking TV
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mr robot was just one of those that went from something i anticipated, to something i regret starting...it has some fairly intense moments and those keep me interested, but damn, the 2 eps before thursdays were flat out awful... i enjoyed this weeks ep, but i think they definitely jumped the gun on renewing a season 2 after just a few eps... i have no idea where this show is going either
Mudcat
yap
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TORONTO -- Canadian director Paul Haggis, who has 2 Oscars and Emmys, and spent 35 years as a member of the Church of Scientology, hopes his part in the recent HBO documentary "Going Clear" is bringing light to the "truth" about the Church of Scientology.
Dude, I hate to break it to you, but everyone already knows it is a joke. Like, good for you figuring it out after 35 years, but the fact that Scientology is idiotic nonsense that only the dippiest dipshit could buy into ----> we know.
Dude, I hate to break it to you, but everyone already knows it is a joke. Like, good for you figuring it out after 35 years, but the fact that Scientology is idiotic nonsense that only the dippiest dipshit could buy into ----> we know.
Tron
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The Gift 2015
Jason Bateman solid as always. 4 or 5 very frightening moments. Solid acting all the way around. The smart female cop from Fargo TV series is in this. My only complaint: not as scary as I thought it would be.
7.75 Trons.
Jason Bateman solid as always. 4 or 5 very frightening moments. Solid acting all the way around. The smart female cop from Fargo TV series is in this. My only complaint: not as scary as I thought it would be.
7.75 Trons.
bacon
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I know, right? Has anyone in TV history made a deadlier wisecrack delivery machine? Compared to Roger Sterling, Johnny Carson was some tongue-tied amateur. His toast at his daughter's wedding the day after the JFK assassination remains a model for how to bullshit your way through a disaster, as does his whole life. John Slattery brings the "Have a drink, it'll make me look younger" pain; under all his bravado, he's a salesman with nothing to sell. But Roger's the Proposition Joe of Mad Men: When he steps into a scene, you can see the others light up. Everybody's best scenes are their Roger scenes. So let's all raise a parting glass to this man. It'll make him look younger.
