"Next time, let's do it at our place."
"Baby On Board" was the last episode of the third season.
I've been waiting four long years to hear that iconic MGM lion let out another fierce roar. Four long years to see martinis drank as villains monologue their plans for world domination. Four long years to see Britain's top secret agent renew his license to kill.
I am a member of a group of people that make up a far greater portion of the population than you'd think: People who are frothing with anticipation for a new film from Paul Thomas Anderson. Any film by Paul Thomas Anderson. This week, we rejoiced.
"Of course you're embarrassed, because this is horribly embarrassing for everyone involved."
"The Return" is the first episode of Girls to take place in Hannah's hometown in Michigan, as she flew in for her parents' anniversary.
Underground & Overseas: Holler at Me- An Ode to 'The Heart She Holler'
Posted by: Tony Hinds • May 21, 2012 @ 3:59pm
This could be a tough sell. Many of the things that I love about The Heart She Holler will inevitably be the same things that turn off more conservative viewers from actually watching it. Its virtues will become its faults. One man's comedic treasure is another man's (probably a much older and prudish) trash.
Silly me, I thought this week's episode was the season finale. Alas, next week will be the infamous "Graduation" episode that Gleeks around the world have been waiting for...
Season seven's finale is finally here...and it was not worth the wait.
Following last week's episode, Crowley has been trapped by Richard Roman who is now willing to make a deal with the king of hell.
Well this is the first blockbuster of the summer you can skip.
"But at night, she's a yes machine."
The main plot of the episode was found in the middle of all the events that led up to Alex's tableau vivant presentation. Alex's intention was to impress her teacher enough for him to learn what her name was. All the family had to do was to sit still for ninety seconds.
At 56-years old, Keith Morris has dedicated the majority of his life to hardcore punk. He was the leader of Circle Jerks for three decades and fronted Black Flag for Nervous Breakdown. When his term with one band ended, he fought tooth-and-nail to keep a microphone in-hand.
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