Yeah, they found her body, she's dead. We haven't seen it, but it's not just the ear that relays that.

Anyone catch how the "I Never" bled in from "Lost"? Also, jokingly, when Beth talked about needing to have a life, I thought of Hurley talking about needing to have fun, and lo-and-behold, they end up on a GOLF COURSE. HUH. for different reasons of course…I liked this episode though. Kinda cool.

That last Segment has Tarantino's BEST acting EVER on film. EVER. There is some of his "non-acting" taking place, but I fucking love it.
Also, Tim Roth just kills it in this role. What a goofball. It's timeless what he does here in my opinion.

White Town- I could never be your woman

hahah up-vote.
Yes, I can't imagine people are vexing hatred towards these caricatures being introduced to the show when Michonne was Ms. Mopey for the first half of last season & they loved her already. I'm sorry but this show is NOT complexly character-driven. Still entertaining.

yeah, but he's an attractive man, and as weirdly as they do him up, he's still generally not a villain, even if he's the anti-hero

You're expecting them to suddenly have some "ultimate episode" post-Ann & Ron, but that episode WAS an ultimate episode, akin to the fair that leslie put together in season 3…the episode, super-meta, right after that where she "has to come up with another great idea" was a fresh start to another upward ramping of…

"He's kind of weird looking, so he should be a BAD guy"
What, is Tim Burton directing this?

anyone else think the Eugene is Autistic?

There's another article articulating just HOW the "paper-thin" nature of the female characters is thematically linked to this season's story, and, to be safe, 'twas written by a woman. So yeah.

I just remembered that when I was a 4 and was a Ghostbuster I just HAD to be Egon. Mom even bought plastic frames for me. That may have started my fetishism with faux glasses, or with trying to be educated, but hey, it stuck! Thanks Mr. Ramis.

not that awkward…SHE made it awkward…not tryin to hate, just true

I would disagree that the movie isn't great because the movie IS his performance (as well as Phoenix and Adams')

Yeah, I mean that story about the scientist kid who is afraid of spiders and uses that fear to power his vigilante spirits is way more credible than this malarkey

"Here's what the rest of the Michael Bay-rebooted Ninja Turtles look like":
Creepy & Ugly

No problem with Jesse Eisenberg…but this whole batman thing just seems stupid…stupid.

ah…I get ya. A few more people than myself didn't quite get that. but it was his clone so…yeah. maybe they justified it that way in post.

Yes, totally agreed. It's still imaginative but comes across as more relaxed than Season 3's humor within it's attempt to tell an overarching story. The HarmonTown tour was rich with experiences according to the podcasts and Harmon's words, although he thought Spencer the Dungeon Master got more out of it than he…

It wasn't…ACTUALLY…playing though…it was on the soundtrack….a-duhhhhr?

How are the bequeathals POINTLESS?