stephen falk

\\I am Stephen Falk, a Los Angeles-based writer and producer for television and movies. I am Co-Executive Producer of this show and Creator/Showrunner of this show . I also often take photographs. Even though I throw my hands in the air and wave them like I just don't care. I do care. Very, very much.\\

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Posted 2 weeks ago on May 31 2013


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That’s right, AMC. Drown out the shitty review with advertising.

That’s right, AMC. Drown out the shitty review with advertising.



Posted: 2 weeks ago on May 31 2013

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pbump:

Spoilers for the single-minded: A review site that only tells you if any pets die in a movie.

Via @dailydot


Posted: 2 weeks ago on May 31 2013

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Posted 2 weeks ago on May 30 2013


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Book #22 — The Age Of Miracles by Karen Thompson Walker YA book about what happens when the Earth’s rotation starts slowing down. I would rather watch The Core, but this wasn’t bad. A little by-the-numbers. I finished it drunk on a plane so the ending is fuzzy.

Book #22 — The Age Of Miracles by Karen Thompson Walker

YA book about what happens when the Earth’s rotation starts slowing down. I would rather watch The Core, but this wasn’t bad. A little by-the-numbers. I finished it drunk on a plane so the ending is fuzzy.



Posted 3 weeks ago on May 29 2013


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Posted 3 weeks ago on May 24 2013


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Book #21 — The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving by Jonathan Evison Sad sack with a tragedy in his past—which slowly unfolds in alternating flashback chapters—becomes a caregiver for a shoe-loving, horny teenager confined to a wheelchair. There is a roadtrip. It’s kind of obvious, and also pretty effective. Tailor-made for an Oscar-bait indie film. No, YOU cried at the end.

Book #21 — The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving by Jonathan Evison

Sad sack with a tragedy in his past—which slowly unfolds in alternating flashback chapters—becomes a caregiver for a shoe-loving, horny teenager confined to a wheelchair. There is a roadtrip. It’s kind of obvious, and also pretty effective. Tailor-made for an Oscar-bait indie film. No, YOU cried at the end.



Posted 3 weeks ago on May 23 2013


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Posted 4 weeks ago on May 21 2013


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Posted 1 month ago on May 17 2013


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Book #20 — The Burgess Boys by Elizabeth Strout After last week’s slog of getting through Persuasion I flew through this. It’s about three adult siblings from Maine who are brought back together after one of their kids does something bad to the local growing Somali community. Shifting narrators. Dour. Not a whole lot happens but the depiction of middle-age ennui is right on. Enjoyed, would do business with again.

Book #20 — The Burgess Boys by Elizabeth Strout

After last week’s slog of getting through Persuasion I flew through this. It’s about three adult siblings from Maine who are brought back together after one of their kids does something bad to the local growing Somali community. Shifting narrators. Dour. Not a whole lot happens but the depiction of middle-age ennui is right on. Enjoyed, would do business with again.



Posted: 1 month ago on May 17 2013

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danforth: Three Word Phrase So good.

danforth:

Three Word Phrase

So good.


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