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Never got into this. It had the misfortune of coming around at the same time as the Walking Dead. Made the decision to go with TWD. I regret nothing.

The same person introduced me to both of these shows (I don't watch TV).  AHS didn't start until after that person had actually quit watching TWD for good.

How irritating virtually every female character bar a few have been?

Oh yeah, and this.

I think Season 3 has been pretty damn good though and it may finally go from "good" show to "great" show if it keeps it up.

I never watched The Walking Dead, but how long can they keep it up? They might meet the occasional new character, old characters die off slowly, tensions run high, infighting occurs, etc.

Unless I'm missing something vital about the plot, I can't see it going on forever, and more to my point, I can't understand how it could be terribly creative and unique to view.

That, and every plot that can be done with zombies has been done.  Twice.  Really the Newsflesh series was the first thing I've seen that actually made me give a crap about zombies.  The original NotLD was enjoyable, but even that had more than one thing going on to cause tension.

I have sat down with the box set of season 1 my friend lent me and got 5 episodes in. The show has failed to win me over. The only time I was entertained was when the copycats invaded the house. Good episode and then next episode goes right back into drama crap. Does it pick up at all this season or should I quit now?

Did you ever come back to this De?

wrXaISO?

Star Trek TNG: The Inner Light.

Well, I'll be damned if I ever thought Star Trek would make me cry like a baby. Way to make me ponder my innevitable mortality, assholes.

Seriously though, this is my favorite episode so far.

It's amazing how I never seem to come across the right episodes of TNG.  I enjoy the movies; I enjoy what books from this era I've read.  Still, every time I ever came across a rerun on TV it was a stationary shot of Will Riker and Geordi LaForge talking in a monotone for five minutes.

I feel old now that I'm at the point where I shave at 10 and have 5 o'clock shadow by 5 o'clock.  No more days where I don't need to shave for me...

I was close.  I was going to say "Cannibal Something".

Wikipedia agrees with Chucky.  The two new Exorcist films are both prequels, so they should count as the same series.

Hey guys, I think it's time to talk about the long and haggard history of the Zombi series.

I've never heard of them referred to as anything other than sequels of one another.  Where would you draw the line between them?

[Leprechaun]

Okay guys, we're going on down the line.  We've done 7, let's look at 6 entries.  I think we should start seeing longer lists right about now, but I might be mistaken.

   
• Leprechaun
• Ju-On
• George Romero's Living Dead Series
• Sleepaway Camp

If we only remove Abbott and Costello, Universal's run of Frankenstein should be here as well.  That is, counting the crossover.

I've been watching Death Note.  Good show.  I'm at the point where it really ought to be ending, both based on cues by the show, and based on fan testimony.

The latter.

A couple of friends and I watched 2005's Call of Cthulhu.  It's a fun flick, and tries to be faithful to the 20's style.  Only problem is, there's really nobody around who can pull off the stop motion they needed, and despite an effort it's pretty clear that this was filmed with modern cameras, which hurts some of the effects shots.

L's got it.

No sir.