Each week we take a look at a forgotten actor from TV or film. This week it’s one of TV’s most lovable 80′s dumbbells, Scott Valentine. (aka Nick Moore, Mallory’s boyfriend on Family Ties)
- Carlo
How was your holiday? Were there fireworks and barbecues and guitar solos? Did you get any? (By “any” I mean diarrhea.) Did you drink a bunch of those beers with American flags all over them? How many stars are on the flag these days? Does the moon count as a state?
Let us know. Spill your beans, America.
- Matt
Happy July 4th! Here are some new to Instant movies you can pop on tonight when you crash on the couch. Turn up the volume as your neighbors wont stop shooting fireworks.
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Buffalo 66 When I think of Vincent Gallo I think of this film. It’s been years since I’ve seen it and I don’t remember much except it was pretty awesome at the time it came out. Hopefully it still stands. |
- Rob
The second episode (“You Smell Like Dinner”) of True Blood Season 4 aired last night. Okay, okay. I know it aired last week on HBO GO but because I am one of the lucky ones who subscribes to HBO via Time Warner Cable… I don’t get no HBO GO.
Whether she likes it or not, this episode is all about Sookie’s bizarre relationship with Eric. He’s all about her and it’s a little creepy. He bought her house, tricked it out with a sweet Bat-cave lair, and he even bought her a new microwave with a big stupid bow on it. Pretty soon he’ll be carving SOOKIE 4 EVA into his chest a la Mark Wahlberg in Cape Fear. Sookie is officially unimpressed by all of this. She dumps out his blood stash, calls his Bat-cave a “cubby”, and decides to ask Bill to do something about getting Eric out of her hair.
Who drank all the purple stuff?
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- Matt
In this episode, Rob joins the show giving me someone to talk about Bravo programming with. Matt feels left out until the subject of Gorilla Biscuits is brought up.
- Carlo
Melt Shop – grilled cheese (buttermilk-fried chicken with jalepeno jack cheese, and melt sauce on country white) and a Tecate (not pictured).
- Jason
I love the experience of going to the movies, but not that many films come out worth paying $20 and having to hold in a fart for two hours. So, like many of you, I end up waiting for most movies to show up on Netflix. Some movies, though, look so terrible, I will only watch them on a Sunday afternoon after I’ve taken non-drowsy cold medicine and already watched 3 episodes of Bosom Buddies. I refer to these movies as: Maybe On Cables.
- Carlo
