henrygandorf

if it's that bad, you probably should not watch this show. he's the titular character.

picking up on some "the player" vibes. hope i'm right. also fix your typo. show some pride.

fair enough. i don't even remember him in tgs, as i saw it once in the theater with high hopes and was disappointed. is it worth a rewatch? did you see chicago 7? i really liked him in it (though sbc stole the show), but i like most anyone who can handle sorkin dialogue. or jackal dances.

what made you not like him? i loved him in chicago 7 and only saw the hawking movie once. just curious. he's good in this but i already like him.

10 episode mini. first 5 are out and very good + well made. good action, cool locations, great music, and sniper rifle porn if you're into that. episode 6 comes out this thurs, and presumably every thurs until it's done.

i didn't see a thread, but this show is great. whole season is on hulu.

my favorite part was the trump voter starting a sentence with "i know she'll regret..." yeah, regrets are about to get really popular.

here's another classic example. i use this and had no idea where it was from. turns out it's from "identity thief". a movie that most people likely didn't see because their love of jason bateman is simply no match for the hate they have for melissa mccarthy.

i watched the first few seasons of curb and then stopped and i had no idea what the story was. i love this gif and assume it's from always sunny but i don't know the context.

the aziz one is from a kanye music video i think.

me coming back to this thread after letting it cook all day. community, “remedial chaos theory”, s3e4.

i've wanted to start this thread for a while, so here we go. post one of your favorite, often-used gifs from a tv show or movie, and explain where it comes from and what is happening to cause the gif. for example: this gif is of wee-bey from the wire. s1e12 - "cleaning up". he has this realization/reaction when stringer tells him that the girl that got shot in the back-alley drug deal setup was actually an undercover cop (kima). before then he thought it was just "one of orlando's ho's". go.

you'll love it.

i think there must've been feedback from amazon or whomever was pulling the strings that they had x mount of $ and time to wrap up the one big long story. in a perfect world, they would've wrapped it up sooner then started a new adventure with the same cast, since they did such a good job building the world. s1 was 10 episodes, mostly 45-50 min and was perfect. s2 was 8 episodes, and several were 35-40 min. no way they could've lived up to s1, but s2 lost a lot of momentum. that said, the relationship turn of lakeman and leslie is fantastic (weren't you a prison dentist?) and debra winger is always welcome to pop into any show i'm watching.

was gonna say, this is really the franchise james bond aspires to be. such consistency, really since mi3 (mi2 was the only real dud of a movie). even with sam mendes, the bond movies were very hit and miss. we're gonna miss tom cruise when he's gone. nobody can do what he does.