TV/Movies Megathread

[Eddie Teach]

Well, guess that depends on how close you want to live. The city of Pittsburgh has a density of 5k/sq mile while the Pittsburgh metro area is only 400/sq mile(which is lower than Atlanta metro density).

[Ideologue]

We're looking for something near Dead Steel Worker University.

5k per square mile is 4.998k too many. ( )

[celedhring]

Caught up to ep 9 of Better Call Saul.

[spoiler]I expected he would go on to lose the case to Hamelin - he can't succeed in this kind of big respectable case if he's gonna become Saul Goodman. I sort of expected the brother to betray him (seemed the only way he could lose the case), so the events didn't really come as a surprise to me, but the depth of Chuck's double-facedness and disdain was unexpected. I hope this is the kick up the arse Jim needs to become Saul. Also, Mike rocks.[/spoiler]

[Admiral Yi]

Open question:

What is the best spinoff TV series of all time?

[celedhring]

Open question:

What is the best spinoff TV series of all time?

Does The Simpsons count? If so, it's gotta be that.

[Admiral Yi]

Discussion killed.  Great. 

Remind me what it was spun off from.

[celedhring]

Discussion killed.  Great. 

Remind me what it was spun off from.

Well, it started as short films part of the Tracey Ullman Show.

[Eddie Teach]

Discussion killed.  Great. 

I would put Frasier ahead of The Simpsons.

Caprica probably would've been a personal contender if it had lasted.

[celedhring]

Frasier is definitely my second pick after The Simpsons. Loved that show. Seen it used as a model to teach sitcom writing.

[garbon]

Discussion killed.  Great. 

I would put Frasier ahead of The Simpsons.

[Martinus]

Too bad the actor playing Frasier is such a douche - it now spoils all the fun of watching Frasier for me.

[Sheilbh]

If you took that attitude to all actors it would be impossible to enjoy, say, Transformers

[KRonn]

Caught up to ep 9 of Better Call Saul.

[spoiler]I expected he would go on to lose the case to Hamelin - he can't succeed in this kind of big respectable case if he's gonna become Saul Goodman. I sort of expected the brother to betray him (seemed the only way he could lose the case), so the events didn't really come as a surprise to me, but the depth of Chuck's double-facedness and disdain was unexpected. I hope this is the kick up the arse Jim needs to become Saul. Also, Mike rocks.[/spoiler]

I agree with you [spoiler] on the progression of Mike's career into Saul Goodman that this case would cause when he got betrayed. He's basically been told by his brother, and others, that he's not worthy of being a good, respectable lawyer. I was surprised at his brother's double dealing though, but did feel that the guys at Hamelin would  find some way to shut him out. Mike does rock, yeah. That's a whole interesting part of this show, a separate story line but which will mesh together at times for some entertaining mayhem. [/spoiler]

[Josquius]

I'm watching The Warriors again.
Such a great film.
How did it go unheralded for so long?

Caught up to ep 9 of Better Call Saul.

[spoiler]I expected he would go on to lose the case to Hamelin - he can't succeed in this kind of big respectable case if he's gonna become Saul Goodman. I sort of expected the brother to betray him (seemed the only way he could lose the case), so the events didn't really come as a surprise to me, but the depth of Chuck's double-facedness and disdain was unexpected. I hope this is the kick up the arse Jim needs to become Saul. Also, Mike rocks.[/spoiler]

I agree with you [spoiler] on the progression of Mike's career into Saul Goodman that this case would cause when he got betrayed. He's basically been told by his brother, and others, that he's not worthy of being a good, respectable lawyer. I was surprised at his brother's double dealing though, but did feel that the guys at Hamelin would  find some way to shut him out. Mike does rock, yeah. That's a whole interesting part of this show, a separate story line but which will mesh together at times for some entertaining mayhem. [/spoiler]

[spoiler]Its a tough show in that way really. We're all rooting for him yet ultimately we know he will fail and where he will end up.[/spoiler]

[celedhring]

I'm watching The Warriors again.
Such a great film.
How did it go unheralded for so long?

Caught up to ep 9 of Better Call Saul.

[spoiler]I expected he would go on to lose the case to Hamelin - he can't succeed in this kind of big respectable case if he's gonna become Saul Goodman. I sort of expected the brother to betray him (seemed the only way he could lose the case), so the events didn't really come as a surprise to me, but the depth of Chuck's double-facedness and disdain was unexpected. I hope this is the kick up the arse Jim needs to become Saul. Also, Mike rocks.[/spoiler]

I agree with you [spoiler] on the progression of Mike's career into Saul Goodman that this case would cause when he got betrayed. He's basically been told by his brother, and others, that he's not worthy of being a good, respectable lawyer. I was surprised at his brother's double dealing though, but did feel that the guys at Hamelin would  find some way to shut him out. Mike does rock, yeah. That's a whole interesting part of this show, a separate story line but which will mesh together at times for some entertaining mayhem. [/spoiler]

[spoiler]Its a tough show in that way really. We're all rooting for him yet ultimately we know he will fail and where he will end up.[/spoiler]

Yeah, definitely.

[spoiler]The show draws its strength by showing us that Jimmy doesn't want to become what we know he'll eventually become. It will be a personal failure for him, but nobody around him is willing to give him the chance. [/spoiler]