Lord of The Curry

The plot isn't anything fancy, your typical "Nerds want to have one last party before they graduate high school". The non-typical thing is that Jonah Hill and Michael F'n Cera are going to rock everybodys socks off in it. McLovin~!~!

Season Three, IIRC, did very well right out of the gate.

This show is doing absolute shit in the ratings. Dana's gotta be pissed considering the amount of "Best season EVER" hype he put into promoting it.

The reggae cover album of OK Computer was a fun mistake.

RANDY AND DAVID MAMET? OH SNAAAAAAAP. Best.Movie.Ever. We need some Glengarry Glen-Ross lines outta this motherfucker for Randy to deliver.

I think what Corey said to Manny was something along the lines "I'm your homey, I'll ride with you to the zone but that's Corey Hill". Poet Warrior.

When I saw Emerson write the thing about Team Pulver on the wall, I thought to myself "Man, Nate isn't gonna take this well." Sure enough, right afterwards the shit hits the fan. Rudiger is a tool but the line about Nate passing the torch to Manny was perfect. The horse incident was one of the more out-of-the-blue moments in recent reality tv history. Manny is nuts and awesome and nuts. And Corey Hill using his name in third person was tremendous.

Whatever I did to piss off dubQ, it was likely worth it.

Did you go into that post thinking you'd come off like a tool or was it just a natural progression of things?

Rosseau is batshit insane and I still think that she's an Other who went AWOL a long time ago so I'm not sure that Alex is even her kid.

Is it that much to ask to fucking place a spoiler tag over it? Some people, believe it or not, don't want to find out who certain episodes are based around. And don't lie and say that it's going to be a Juliet episode because you know that's not the case.

Uh.........spoiler alert?

I can see how Juliet would know about Sayid's past as it wouldn't be something left out of a file like his. I'm more curious as to how she knew about Sawyer killing the Wrong Sawyer. He was, IIRC, booted out of Australia because he headbutted the Minister of Fisheries in a bar and was deported for it but never arrested for the murder of shrimp dude. And I don't think it's simply cancer that the island cures, Locke wasn't sick and he can walk again and Jin isn't shooting blanks anymore. It cures everything. Everything, of course except for Ben. Good point by Spiff about Ben saying he was born on the island, I hadn't even thought of that which makes me all the more stoked to see the Ben flashback when it happens. I am a little bent that we saw zero Desmond/Juliet interactions, though. You'd think somebody in Desmonds shoes would have the most questions out of everybody on the beach. So, what's The Others endgame? Juliet saving Claire was a means towards an end, something to gain their trust but it wasn't why she was placed undercover and we didn't hear Ben say anything. Not a big one by any means, just revealing who next week is about.....

I cannot fucking believe that people 'net-wide are calling this episode simply "alright" or even "good" because it revealed a goddamn mountain of information. The island, the Dharma Initiative, the Others, so much payoff. I actually like Juliette as a character too so I enjoyed all the flashbacks plus seeing Calamity Jane again was cool. Stupid Sayid and Sawyer. I can only hope they get a shot at redemption.

It won't get the exposure it deserves there. This sucks.

If Jordin KO's Seacrest with a high kick I'll move to America just to vote for her.

Mackie, if only because he's just as badass as Jack but corrupt. Also, Jack Bauer does not have Ronnie Gardocki or The Dutchman in his corner. Bauer has never turned somebody's face into a Foreman Grill or ripped off the fucking Armenian Mob.

Nah. I'll try and catch Interpol in London or Kitchener as they're the main draw for me to go and I'm not dropping $160 on just them.

I wanted the final scene to be an above-camera shot of Jack looking up the heavens screaming "CHAAAAANNNNG!!!"

After Saturday, I'm done with predictions. I want Fedor to win. That's as much as I'll say.

If Ari is any kind of smart (which he is) he'll plant the idea in Vince's ear that it's ok to nail Amanda, knowing full well that Vince rarely sticks around the same chick for too long after he's put it in her.

So, of the Fab Four who's gonna nail Amanda first? I say E makes a serious fuckup and balls her, ending things with Sloan.

Good episode, loved the fake rescue attempt but I figured that Fayed would know it was a setup and find a way out. Jack taking on the warehouse and the ensuing battle with Fayed was ma'fuckin gangsta. Prez iz dead in the next episode or two, bet that. We need to see the VP going buck on the Middle East.

Bobby tossing the gun could (though likely won't) come back to bite him or Tony in the ass. Solid episode but not the ideal way to start off a season, especially one this crucial. Way too much Janice and Carmella and far too many introspective Tony moments for my taste. I loved Tony cutting Christopher off when he called to say happy birthday and the Tony/Bobby brawl was awesome. I was hoping Bobby would try and work the midsection because of the gunshot area but 'twas not to be. I did however him get the clinch on Tony for a half-second and that was good enough. Right now it looks like Bobby is a dead duck. Kicked the shit out of the boss and did a sloppy job on the killing. I hope they're not going down the "I want out of the family" road with him but that looks like the case right now.

There's a video on YouTube shot ringside of Rashad and Tito getting up in each others face, Tito shoves Rashad and Forrest Griffin pulls Rashad away and Tito is seperated. Forrest rules.