I really think they need to completely reboot this show with actual writers instead of whoever it is that's turning out the scripts now. The awful dialogue, the pointless meandering plot and the lumbering pace would be bad enough without the myriad of plot holes and inconsistencies.
Now if they could just come up with a rule set that doesn't make it one of the most tedious and boring board games out there.
Hoards of undead? Who has been hoarding the living dead? You mean hordes, I suspect.
From THERE decks?
Come on, this is an article, not some screed in a chat room-
@bitgod: I guess it depends on what part of America you're in. But, yeah, I thought it was glossed over unnecessarily. It'd make more sense if Hurley looked at reasonable-sized t-shirts first, then asked if they had anything that would fit him and then had to settle for the shih-tzu one.
@TheThirdDave:
It went off the rails with the "Dylan in space" moment. Talk about taking you of the moment and undermining the entire universe of the show.
@SonaAegyptus: Are you being facetious, or are you not aware of the best comedy TV series in living memory?
I think the main indictment of the RLSH movement is that it's entirely centered around MySpace. Even my 13-year-old dumped MySpace a year ago.
On another note; why isn't MySpace already dead and superseded by something much better? Surely there have to be hundreds of alternatives that allow you to make a home page without it looking like someone chewed up an Angelfire site from 1999 and threw it up all over the screen?
Skinny waif. Looks more like a ladyboy than a woman. YMMV, obviously.
@Alchemistmerlin:
Fine, now just stop caring about language, the basic building block of civilization.
Palate? Back to the dictionary. You mean "palette".
It would be cool if it weren't for the simple fact that the rules thought up by Rowling are utterly idiotic and give the game less tactical depth than Parcheesi. She should have farmed that bit out to someone who knows a thing or to about how games work.
"too" the right?
@Dormouse: Footsoldier in the War On The War On: It'll be on DVD sooner rather than later, trust me.
@louwheeze: What do you mean by "overmixed"? Excessive use of that modern horror autotune?
I'd be a bit excited about this, except for Paris Hilton. I refuse to feed that no-talent celebrity in any way shape or form. The sooner people stop caring about her and what she spends her two-digit IQ on, the better for the world.
@mitchel_stevens: That was exactly what I was going to post. Plus, if you do any kind of research, I'm sure you'd easily find 30-40 previous examples of floating letters, and that poster probably wasn't done last week, so "Fringe-inspired" is just dumb. "Fringe-like", I'd take.
I'd dumped the show after the overly self-conscious gay marine episode and its hackneyed and anachronistic dialogue ("1968 called and wants its dashiki back" Really? I'd like to see proof of the "X called and wants its Y back" being used any time before even the early 90s). But when you mentioned bizarre, kinky sex I thought I'd give it one last shot. Unfortunately, the clip above not only showed pure vanilla sex, it also reinforced how terribly written that show is. Too bad, because Gretchen Mol is supreme eye candy in that hair do.
The screen ratio is off on the clip. Try again.
What is it about this show that makes all these people who seem to hate it still obsess over it? Move on.
