Reviews
Elijah Wood star's as a disturbed lawyer, who spends every day in an imaginary basement getting high with his neighbours dog Wilfred.
A show that talk's about The Walking Dead TV series. You should probably check out EmergenyAwesome's Youtube channel instead.
The only show I've ever considered to be a Masterpiece. I would recommend this to people from all walks of life, young and old.
Dr. Ken is more of a Dr. Can't, since they needed a laugh track just so you can tell where the jokes should have been.
Centuries in the future, the space station Freeport dropping on Earth sets off a chain of events that renders the planet uninhabitable. The last survivors of humanity are the domed city of "Eden" on the far side of the Moon, which was established as a base for Terraforming Mars — the project is abandoned, and the city's leadership turns its focus inward. Eden becomes a self-supporting city-state able to support its population in comfortable, albeit micro-managed, lives.
Proof that you don't need to be poor to have no class
I grimaced at the ensuing scenes of horror and panic while Hilton displayed the appropriate amount of terror.
This Oscar nominated 2011 documentary series exploring the issue of mentally ill and the world they lived in. The series not only exposed the truth about Paris, but it also educated people that mental illness can happen to anyone.
The real difference is that not everyone has spent a night in Dubai
The comedy in Red Vx Blue is just golden. I was a big fan of this before ever playing Halo, and I recommend giving it a shot if you like to laugh. The graphics do get better in the later seasons too.