The woman in the red dress is only ever there to distract you!
It was a woman in red who lured John Dillinger to his death. You'd think they'd learn.
Mal ,'Serenity'
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
The woman in the red dress is only ever there to distract you!
It was a woman in red who lured John Dillinger to his death. You'd think they'd learn.
It was a woman in red who lured John Dillinger to his death. You'd think they'd learn.
Well, that is kind of ancient history.
Oh, and yeah, 24 is barely pulse raising after this show.
To me, she'll always be that little girl who helped Kate Winslet beat her mother to death with a brick wrapped in a picnic blanket.
Yes! I watched that just this weekend, so it's like extra-special surreal!
I think I like the real Alex Tully, but I want him to be played by Viggo Mortensen. Can we have that please?
Sure. You can have that one. I'll keep the NF version.
Sure. You can have that one. I'll keep the NF version.
Whee, everybody wins!
Sean and Winston are the Salazar brothers
I get the giggles at the thought of the "thug" Salazar bro growing up in his neighborhood with the name "Winston."
I know! This is cracking me up about their names!
Note to self: need red dress.
To me, she'll always be that little girl who helped Kate Winslet beat her mother to death with a brick wrapped in a picnic blanket.
Oh, THAT's who she is! Now it all falls into place in my head.
"Winthton." You know he got it. I mean, there is no way to make that name cool. "W-dawg" ain't doing it.
Viggo can't do the This-Close-to-Killing-You-With-My-Neck-Veins Face of Your Imminent Doom like Nathan. Nobody can do that face like Nathan can.
Heavenly Creatures was a great movie. Based on, I think, the murder of Anne Perry's mother. Or something.
Nobody can do that face like Nathan can.
Oh yeah. My NF has grown exponentially. And it was pretty damn big before.
I want to like this show. I really do. I have an unreasonable love for the way NF flares his nostrils. I like Los Hermanos Salazar. I have a healthy desire to throttle almost everyone else, which is a helpful way to channel my post-rush hour on I-4-commute agression.
However, as someone who has lived both in the middle of the Mojave Desert and in Gainesville, Florida, I can tell you with absolute certainity that the two landscapes look nothing like each other.
The biggest, longest laugh I had in tonight's episode was Corrina complaining that they would never leave Florida at the exact, precise moment that she was backed by the stunning mountains of California.
Tim, dude, you can make a Wax Lion talk. Why can't you photoshop out the mountains? Why can't you add some greenery? My disbelief can only be suspended so far.
I hate that I'm complaining about this, and it upsets me that I am this thoroughly agitated by this. I remember driving from Gainesville to Orlando when the swamps along the sides of the roads were so flooded that alligators were roadkill. You could drive 75 miles an hour down the highway and count dozens of gators lurking in the ditches along the side of the road.
I hereby offer my tour guide services of Central Florida to any entertainment producer type. I will even throw in a trip to Disney World. Please come to my home; take pictures; make some home movies; take notes. As Vi told us tonight, it's important to get the details right.
Alternately, don't show us the landscapes, because you're only going to annoy people in other states.
Ok, done now.
So, how about NF's nostrils?
Based on, I think, the murder of Anne Perry's mother. Or something.
Close -- the murder of her high-school girlfriend's mother.
Close -- the murder of her high-school girlfriend's mother.
You're right -- I just went to check that! I can never remember which one she was. She was the wealthier, sickly Kate Winslet character in the movie.