It was definitely in character and was absolutely inevitable, but nonetheless, it just adds to how much I dislike his character and find his storyline tiresome. Davos is great, but Davos isn't around Stannis anymore (books or show at this point).

I'm sure he still has some important role to play (though hopefully not as AA), but I just can't root for him at all.

I don't think I'll be able to watch the LCC judging this year.

Ever since his episode of Party Down, I've had a great respect for the Gutt.

You guys need to live-stream this as it airs.

The World's End is a weird one. I only saw it in theaters and I remember telling myself that I liked it. But months later, I think I was just telling myself that because it was SUPPOSED to be so good. But basically, it was just really sad and not very funny. I think Pegg put in a great performance, but it was really depressing and I never liked him. I always have issues with movies where I never root for anyone.

While I LOVE this movie, I really cannot recommend the director's cut. It is overly-bloated and the editing is sloppy. Some of the best jokes from the theatrical version fall completely flat because they let the scenes run too long.

Regardless, the theatrical cut is one of my all time favorites.

Very entertaining Podcast. Made me wonder, does anyone know of any music-oriented Podcasts that include things like the random improv stuff that was in this episode? If not... dude, Teague, make it happen. I think it would make for a really interesting podcast.

My biggest one with all of my film friends is my universal distaste for all things PTA. I can take Magnolia up to a point, but I have not liked a single other film of his. I find myself so BORED with them, and that is the worst offense a movie can make for me. There Will Be Blood is right up there with Mulholland Drive as one of the most mind-numbing experiences I've had. Yeah, I get it, DDL is a master of his craft... but the that doesn't make the source material interesting.

I loved the movie. Every kid says, "If I had telekinesis, I would..." and this was one of the first movies to really payoff that conversation. The ending was over the top, but I wanted it to be and I'm glad it was.

Also, this really made me think just how awesome Anakin Skywalker's turn could have been.

Dean, what was the original ending?

One of my favorite films... this should be interesting.

You know what I would like?  Volume control.

Really?  Hmm.  I'd LOVE to hear their breakdown of Uncle Buck or Planes Trains and Automobiles.

As you know, their commentaries don't focus on the movie itself all that often.  Something happens in the movie and they go off on a topic.  With John Candy, there is a LOT to go off on.  His performances (with John Hughes writing) are worth a lot of discussion.

Would love to hear your take on the first Ninja Turtles.

And at some point you guys need to try some comedies.