Taylor's own cover of sorts – it sounds a hell of a lot like Lana Del Rey's Without You – is taken out of its dreamy original setting and, for what feels like the millionth time at this point, turned into a fairly rudimentary strumalong.
Sort of a lame reason, but boy was that a hell of an episode.
1. Brosius J From Edenn to a hell of uniformity?
Woody (Tom Hanks), Buzz (Tim Allen) and the rest of the gang from the "Toy Story" movies find themselves in a Hotel Hell of sorts, thanks to an ill-timed flat tire.
Mr. Schreiber's take is more analytical, taking us through one man's inner hell as a sort of Dante-esque tour where you're made conscious of each level of discontent.
George Orwell countercomplained about Green's pretense "that there is something rather distingué in being damned; hell is a sort of high-class nightclub, entry to which is reserved for Catholics only".
Barbara has imagined it as hell, "a sort of pit where lost creatures with blackened faces stirred up smoky fires and were driven and tormented by my father".
