What's on your mind?

[Hawthorne]

In other news, Twin Peaks is pretty good so far. The main character looks like a young Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes, and has similar eccentricities; this is a very good thing. It also has the atmosphere of The X-Files with American small-town charm, and mercilessly mocks soap operas.

As far as objectionable content, given it is rated TV-MA, it contains some profanity, but not much considering it was from 1990. There are numerous affairs, love triangles (and just about every other geometric shape). There is no onscreen sex, though a scene is often initiated with some heavy kissing before it fades. One of the major plot arcs is human trafficking, so there is that element. All told-- thus far-- it's surprisingly clean, and would be comparable to a milder PG-13 film of today.

 

[MiniEmu]

Oh you guys.

 

[Toro]

Oh you guys.

I think the quote is.......... Hey You Guuuuuuuuys!

 

[MiniEmu]

Gosh, I loved The Goonies. Sloth was my favourite.

Also, to make this a little more substantial: you're a very kind person Toro.

Twin Peaks was also amazing. Now I wish to watch it again.

 

[Toro]

Gosh, I loved The Goonies. Sloth was my favourite.

Someone has seen the Goonies!!

Let me share with you the dance of my people.

So many people these days don't have a clue what that movie is.

 

[MiniEmu]

Someone has seen the Goonies!!

Let me share with you the dance of my people.

So many people these days don't have a clue what that movie is.

The Truffle Shuffle would totally be my go to dance, if it were not likely I'd be arrested for indecent exposure.

You know why so many people have no idea about The Goonies? Because they've never lived. You should go forth and educate them! They'll thank you for it.

(obviously he's my spirit animal)

 

[High Fidelity]

Korean films are so good!

 

[Saucy]

This is Toro:

 

[Toro]

The Truffle Shuffle would totally be my go to dance, if it were not likely I'd be arrested for indecent exposure.

You know why so many people have no idea about The Goonies? Because they've never lived. You should go forth and educate them! They'll thank you for it.

(obviously he's my spirit animal)

Nah, cops don't ticket ladys with their shirts up. Just look at rock concerts.

Yes, I do educate them when I come across them, but I are only one bull.

 

[Toro]

This is Toro:

Except Toro smells better than Brut..... but still hilarious.

 

[High Fidelity]

Brut -- The only thing worse than Old Spice.

 

[Toro]

Brut -- The only thing worse than Old Spice.

I thought that was Axe.

 

[High Fidelity]

I thought that was Axe.

Axe may as well be freshly mown grass by comparison lol.

 

[Saucy]

I actually enjoy the smell of Old Spice. I guess it's because that's what my grandpa has always used so it reminds me of him

 

[LoveDivine]

In other news, Twin Peaks is pretty good so far. The main character looks like a young Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes, and has similar eccentricities; this is a very good thing. It also has the atmosphere of The X-Files with American small-town charm, and mercilessly mocks soap operas.

As far as objectionable content, given it is rated TV-MA, it contains some profanity, but not much considering it was from 1990. There are numerous affairs, love triangles (and just about every other geometric shape). There is no onscreen sex, though a scene is often initiated with some heavy kissing before it fades. One of the major plot arcs is human trafficking, so there is that element. All told-- thus far-- it's surprisingly clean, and would be comparable to a milder PG-13 film of today.

I haven't seen anyone reference Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes in a long time. I loved that series. As good as Benedict Cumberbatch is, I don't think anyone tops Brett as Sherlock. I loved the violin music to the theme as well. I think I need to check out Twin Peaks, now, haha.

 

[High Fidelity]

I actually enjoy the smell of Old Spice. I guess it's because that's what my grandpa has always used so it reminds me of him

Sentiment makes everything better... even Old Spice apparently!

At least you have something to remember him by like that

 

[Toro]

I loved the violin music to the theme as well.

The only theme I have liked while loathing the show itself was Angel.

 

[High Fidelity]

It is time. Pragmatism has laid waste to procrastination and study needs to be done.

 

[Hawthorne]

I haven't seen anyone reference Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes in a long time. I loved that series. As good as Benedict Cumberbatch is, I don't think anyone tops Brett as Sherlock. I loved the violin music to the theme as well. I think I need to check out Twin Peaks, now, haha.

Yes! Jeremy Brett is the standard by which portrayals of Sherlock Holmes should be measured. I've actually got a book of Holmes stories with a preface by Brett.

And have you seen the promo shots for the new Sherlock? They're suspiciously Jeremy Brett-esque. I'm also pleased that Cumberbatch has the highest regard for Brett's Holmes, and have always thought his character would be Brett's portrayal had a younger Brett been cast in Sherlock.

 

[LoveDivine]

The only theme I have liked while loathing the show itself was Angel.

Very nice. I like that.