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ALL the butts? How many were actually shown? I'm serious.

I think Alexei was blackmailing him. Ilya's whole bonus went up his nose, and as a #1 pick, that would have been a lot of money (especially in Russia) and the father wasn't THAT sick at the beginning.

awww... you told that story just to set me up... THANK YOU! he did it just for this...

I figured as much (without the technical mumbo jumbo) but thanks for confirming.

You really should go back through this thread before you post. You bring up things that were already mentioned. And according to the conversation he had with Rose he had been jerking off whilst recuperating at his parents' house, though that was possibly a joke.

20+

Funny, but that's the only thing that could make me even think of watching it... at home, of course.

You sound like a fun date!

A couple of people laughed at this. It wasn't a joke.

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The fact is, as wonderful as the series is, there are several minor gaffes in the writing. The first time they get together, Shane tells Ilya he's never been with another man so why is it the second time they get together and he wants to fuck him Ilya asks have you ever done this before? We've already covered the initial make out session at the cottage when Shane says he hasn't been with anyone since the last time they got together, which really doesn't make sense if you don't include the fact that he slept with at least one other man at some point in the books. And I know there is much more detail about Ilya's family in the books, but how does his brother know that he is gay and if the answer is that it is from some kind of secretive police spying on the affair he had with his coach's son wouldn't Ilya have wound up even more secretive and guarded than he is? I'm sure there are a few other nits to pick but those are the ones rattling around in the old noggin right now.

Eric McCormack and Niecy Nash have guest starred in the first two episodes of the season and Kelsey Grammar will be in an upcoming one.

Noticed this available on Hulu and watched it and made myself finish it because I was bored and couldn't sleep. I can't say I hated it but I wasn't far from there and the "surprise" couldn't have been more obvious if they'd have painted it on the side of a bus and parked it in front of the diner they ate at.

I haven't heard anything about it and would have to know the plot to decide if it should be the first movie I go to a theater to watch since Ice Age 3.

NHL commissioner Gary Bettman binged it in one night.

Yes, it was hilariously obvious that Ilya's breath never showed on that frigid night in Moscow or for either of them when they first met as Ilya was struggling to light his cigarette in that fierce winter wind.

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But Shane's mom thought you hate it!

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