Not sure how long this will last but here's the IT Crowd finale:

Just got caught up yesterday and it has been great so far. Definitely excited to see where they take things this season... I expect that the chatter about the show will pick up after this week's BB finale.

Best song to my ears was the last one, "Tears in the Rain"... Nothing else really grabbed me

Digging the album after the first few listens with "Satellite" being my favorite track so far

admiral wrote:This show is such a fucking jumbled mess. I'm hate-watching at this point

I really want to like this show but this pretty much sums it up for me too... Writing and character development is

The trailer is a little underwhelming but I'm a fan of Mark Strong so looking forward to checking this out. Not much info out there but this is from the AMC website: The AMC Original Series Low Winter Sun is a contemporary story of murder, deception, revenge and corruption in a world where the line ...

Album is terrific to my ears. I'm a big fan of their whole catalog and like the earlier hard stuff as much as the next guy, but this is a great record and well deserving of the #1 spot on Billboard. Only song I skip from time to time is "Fairweather Friends" - not because it is a bad song necessaril...

Episode 226 of TalkinS Hit podcast with Eddie Ifft is hilarious... Actor Chris Wylde and Canadian comic Ian Bagg are guests

Thursday, April 18, 2013 Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell (Cartoon Network) - Midnight EDT http://www.turner.com/sites/default/files/images/tiles/section/hell_tdc_0.png New show to the [adult swim] lineup. A new live-action workplace comedy about Gary, an associate demon, as he attempts to capture...

Makes sense - thanks for the heads up

Not that it influences your decision to stay or leave, but they're streaming the episode with a couple scenes deleted on their website so that folks who care can transition smoothly into this next week. Looks like they have pulled it from the website too as i looked and don't see it anywhere... Am ...

Dan wrote:What about the show that started it all for Netflix, Lilyhammer? It came out last February. Did anyone watch that?

Not bad, not bad - a few chuckles and I guess you could describe it as Fargo-esque. Would probably check out a 2nd season if they had one.

Damn. Not sure if I should get Bioshock, Tomb Raider, or Far Cry 3. I have 50 GameStop credit... You should be able to get Far Cry 3 for around $25 used at the moment. By the time you are done with that, you should then be able to pick up one of the others listed with the rest of your store credit.

Patton proved to be a little boss this episode, from pulling out the ak to mastering his beatdown

Great thread idea, Dan. Hadn't heard of either of the new shows but will DVR "Top of the Lake" to check it out.

I'm in and setting DVR to "record series"

No kidding .. watching now.

"Jesus, I hope I got that right"

Tweak Da Leak wrote: at the last episode

the description actually undersold the bodycount

Was flicking through the channels and saw that Ken Marino's web series "Burning Love" is now on E! on Sundays at 10pm Just watched the first episode (decent but not out-and-out hilarious) but have heard that it gets better. It parodies reality shows like the Bachelor, with Marino playing a fireman. ...

Sent the trailer around to 5 male and 5 female work colleagues and everyone laughed hard... looks awesome!

Thought Ray Stevenson was pretty solid as the arch-enemy but kind of weird how they wrapped up his storyline so early and were left fiddling their thumbs for the last few episodes.

Not gonna lie, this thread was a good way to start a Monday

Just watched it last night and Stephen Graham's delivery of those last few lines were pitch perfect. Love this show and expectations for next week couldn't be higher.

I haven't watched it myself (and don't know if it should be considered since it was produced like a TV show but was only available as a web series), but have heard that Ken Marino's show "Burning Love" was as good or better than Children's Hospital.

I haven't really followed their recent output but remember this "Slum Village-esque" track called "Wake Up" from a few years back:

This is old (from 2009) but I just listened to this Stern interview with Rob Schneider that is pretty great. Stories about his time at SNL, Charlton Heston, Steven Seagal, and Sylvester Stallone: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pU5TM16g_pQ The uploader has a few other older Stern shows posted too: ht...

"they came in here to play g*ddamn songs for kids"

I'd just go with the Kirk Fox episode. Brody can be funny but that wan't the case on his Mohr Stories appearance. I'm battling through the psychic medium episode at the moment and Ryan Sickler's little quips are so far the only saving grace.

Rudd's nonchalant belch mid-interview, and Adam Scott's continuing attempts to introduce himself, made me chuckle.