laughingacademy commented on Eleven Ways "Eleventh Hour" Smears the Reputation of Real Science

"On top of everything else, I found a lot of the dialogue clunky."

laughingacademy commented on You Can Feel Up Pierre Cardin's French Villa

"Uncle Owen?"

laughingacademy commented on The Earnest Fumbling Manchildren Of Film Make Crappy Boyfriends

"@heykoukla: Also, he has female friends that he respects and listens to, the ones who tell him, "The world is full of guys."

laughingacademy commented on Cool Hand Paul: Thinking Woman's Sex Symbol

"A great actor and (judging from interviews) an all-around good guy - a mensch, even."

laughingacademy commented on David Tennant Admits That Shakespeare Is Not As Good As Doctor Who

"@Mathmos: Earlier this year there were reports that a stalker tried just that -- she sent Tennant a script for a sci-fi version of Hamlet, with herself in the Ophelia role. He was...less than enthusiastic."

laughingacademy commented on Project Runway: Kenley's "Classy, Expensive" Hideous Hip Hop Jeans

"Okay, that was a genius challenges, for reals. Also, how much did I love Tim Gunn cracking up the second he saw everyone in their runway outfits?"

laughingacademy commented on How To Lose Friends And Alienate People? Dress Like They Did At The Film's Premiere!

"Has anyone, anywhere, ever made lace tights look good?"

laughingacademy commented on How I Met Your Mother Asks The Eternal Scifi Love Question

"Music rather than film, but still geek-oriented: the first clue I had that things were not going to work out with one guy was when he said that he didn't like They Might Be Giants because they were "too vaudeville.""

laughingacademy commented on Gennifer Moss, a woman notorious

"@Sophie: That scene was made of win."

laughingacademy commented on The Vampire Nest On True Blood Is As Lame As It Sounds

"The "coolness" of any given vampire is inversely proportional to the number of vampires he or she regularly associates with. Or, brooding loner = awesome; vampire clan/coven/family/nest = embarrassing (see Kindred: The Embraced, Supernatural )."