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Hed posted:I laughed way too hard at this. I'm laughing way too hard at your avatar.
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I've been in love with Zeljko Ivanek since Homicide: Life on the Street. He is the best. JohnSherman posted:The message on the inside of the roll was "Get Jared out." Elizabeth reads it off during the episode. He's a great guesser.
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I think you guys are lying. I watched the first two episodes of this season and I just couldn't do it to myself any longer.
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Cuddly Tumblemumps posted:Maybe, Season 2 ending with Stan reporting to a boss's boss's boss Played by Danny Trejo.
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Fetus Tree posted:he is dead in the future tense I'm going to assume this is an aspect joke.
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Crankit posted:Can someone exlpain the thread title to me? Stevie Nicks has been cast to play their new handler.
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May 20, 2014 22:04
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Accretionist posted:Yeah, from the US perspective, he literally was the good guy. He's basically a more competent (and gay) Oliver North. No. He was not the good guy to many people from a US perspective.
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May 22, 2014 07:56
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I'll train people to kill nuns and poo poo but how dare you shoot my brothers at arms.
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Accretionist posted:Still, though, if you flip the perspective around, he'd fit a pretty generic good guy's mold. The average hero gets a lot of poo poo glossed over. He was a cool character and his competence made him likeable in a sense (bonus points for reassuring Kate about being good at her job before killing her). But I feel like I've already spent 30 years with Republican propaganda praising the heroism of Reagan and his foot soldiers, making me irritably unwilling to entertain it even for a second in my commie drama.
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