I can't wait for American Horror Story!
That is all.
Oh and I miss Archer.
THAT is all.
That is all.
Oh and I miss Archer.
THAT is all.
Man, I LOVE this season of Louie. I'll admit that last week's episode wasn't the strongest, but its still very much in his wheelhouse.
CK's comedy has moved squarely into the middle-aged everyman. Some of its funny, some of it isn't - life at this age (I'm turning 40 in November) has more of its share of those moments where you realize just how different things are than they were at 30 or even 35. Not all of it is comical, and a lot of those moments of self-realization are actually like getting your soul's nuts stepped on.
This year he has gone away from looking only for the comedy in those situations and is playing it in a more ballsy, open manner. That he couldn't find Liz isn't the story - that Sevigny had an orgasm isn't the story. The kookiness of those characters is a reflection on the way he relates to women as he gets older. He can't understand them - he neer could, has less and less energy to put towards women, and is finding himself more prone to settle for those desperate experiences that he would have walked right past when he was younger and had more options. It's all metaphor for leaving youth and settling into middle age.
Nobody tells you just how crappy it is to get to this age. His kids being on the show more now is used to show that anchor to responsibility that you just don't have when you are younger, or that you try and escape from in your mid 30's. He's taking hummers from old ladies, willing to accept a freaking weirdo, all just to grasp some last hold on the things of his youth.
This season - his kids, his weight, his motorcycle, the strange women - it's all about the last stages of the fight before you throw in the towel, realizing that aging is inevitable. It's agonizing and depressing at times, but it is very real, and you just don't see anything like this in episodic television. I'm thrilled that he is doing what he wants to do - he writes, directs and edits his own show, and I am completely on board with what he is doing. It's not in as comedic a light as it was before, but the moments this year are just so recognizable, even if they are absurd by design. I don't see it as an homage to French New Wave Cinema as much as a natural progression of the character he has been working on over the last decade. And I don't think it is going to end all that well either.
The tone, premise and pacing make this series one to NEVER let kids watch, or anyone with sensitivity issues. Let me repeat: This is NOT a family TV viewing event. This show is "in your face" sexuality, horror and psychologically disturbing moments all woven at the same time.
*Casting note: Ian McShane will be part of the cast according to Ryan Murphy who shared on Twitter that he will "tussle" with Jessica Lange's Sister Jude
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Cannot tell you how much I enjoyed this bat**** crazy show last night. Pinheads, bare bottomed nuns begging for canings, oldschool closeted lesbianism, some sort of speculum like alien probing, greasers, 1950's biracial couples...and the ****o from Maroon 5 with an arm off. And...they kept the theme song while adding even more ****ed up visuals to the title sequence.
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Great news. Always like DMD and some of his best work was on season 1. Love the format of this show and the return of the same actors in different roles. It really is some of the most creative tv going on these days. Hats off to Fx. Serious business.
did adam levine just get his arm ripped off?
The TV series ?Justified The Complete Third Season? starring Timothy Olyphant is coming to Blu-ray Disc on January 1st, 2013 via Sony Pictures Home Entertainment according to early alerts to retailers. Tech specs for the release include full 1080p Hi-Def video and DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio sound on a 3-disc set. The title is available for PRE-ORDER over at Amazon with a $53.19 price tag. No info regarding bonus materials yet but stay tuned.
UPDATE: And Bendis himself has tweeted a very thorough rebuttal of this rumour.
reports in Latino review about the powers pilot are 100% false. every name and fact are incorrect. except for where they like my writing
— BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS (@BRIANMBENDIS) November 1, 2012
@elmayimbe triple check. I am the co-owner of the property and executive producer of the show. you are wrong. announcements coming soon
— BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS (@BRIANMBENDIS) November 1, 2012
we’ve a ways to go to get powers on the air but as I Tweeted last week good news JUST happened. stay tuned. FX’ll announce stuff when ready
— BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS (@BRIANMBENDIS) November 2, 2012
FX ORDERS NEXT BOOK OF AMERICAN HORROR STORY
Network Picks Up 13 Hours of the Third Incarnation of AHS Which Debuts in Fall of 2013
Golden Globe?, SAG? and Emmy? Award Winner Jessica Lange Set to Return
Last Night’s Episode of American Horror Story: Asylum Once Again Topped All Broadcast Networks
At 10 PM in Delivery of Adults 18-34, Men 18-34 and Women 18-34
Asylum Ends Run on Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Ratings for Asylum Running +19% Ahead of Its Predecessor American Horror Story