USA doesn't draw strong ratings for many of their better and more original series(Mr. Robot, Southland, the 4400 etc), mostly due to it being a network I feel is catered towards an older-age demographic that wants to watch simple procedural's such as Monk and Burn Notice. Which is why I feel many people are becoming…

Assuming someone in comments section has mentioned this but that awesome dream sequence definitely had a Raising Arizona/end of Fargo season 2 vibe. Really well executed.

At this point HBO should just cast Michael K. Williams in every single series they release.

Knew it!

Any former Boardwalk Empire watchers here? Was that Nucky's butler Eddie singing-for-cash on the subway train?

Yeah, if they do I at least wish they would air the show at 9. Does Suits really garner THAT strong of ratings from viewers? For a show that has never gotten award recognition and doesn't have a particularly interesting plot it sure seems like it's been on far longer then I expected.

I'm definitely enjoying the show a good deal but it is probably the gloomiest series on TV right now. Even moreso then Leftovers and The Knick(and who knows if they are even going to make another season of that).

Another good episode. That whole sequence when Elliot was abusing Adderall was maybe my favorite scene in the whole series thus far. Pretty fucking breathtaking scene.

I know it's probably been addressed numerous times but this series deserves to be on a better network. Plain and simple.

Same. I truly HATE that they're decreasing the amount of episodes.

I'm sorry but I flat out don't like anything about this. Split seasons are frustrating and I feel I shouldn't have to go into why. Also, and I ADORE this show, but the whole "D&D want to finish this thing as quickly as possible theory" seems to be officially confirmed in my book. One of the only real complaints, other…

Where's Chalky/Omar though?

And what was up with that long shot of a puddle while the prisoners were being transported? Well filmed take, just…didn't seem necessary.

Just finished Grim Fandango Remastered this week. Definitely enjoyed it for the most part, especially narrative/story-wise and part of me feels this particular tale would have possibly worked better in a movie format. Almost every character within the game stood out in some way and the dialogue throughout is very…

Those were the 4 Drama series I was seeing in my head prior to nominations being announced. So no complaints there. Just wished the Leftovers replaced either overrated garbage Homeland or House of Cards and that would be a perfect list.

Other then Emilia Clarke(who should be replaced with Sophie Turner or one of the Leftovers actresses), I really don't have any complaints with Game of Thrones' acting nominations. Maisie Williams should have been nominated SEASONS ago. Kit Harrington may not be the greatest actor on Planet Earth but he has improved…

It doesn't make sense to me either. When was Homeland good? it's first season I suppose. Had to stop watching towards the end of season 2, the majority of the characters became so insufferably unlikable(and according to most people the show got even worse from there). House of Cards I could probably copy and paste…

I am always beyond perplexed as to why Ray Donovan gets so much emmy recognition. I haven't watched an enormous amount of the series but it just comes across as extremely mediocre television. Nothing has ever stood out to me in that show. Ever.

Booooooo

I think Brandon Nowalk may actually cry if he reads Durchfall's comment.