The twins did not eat the cupcakes. that was Stanley's fantasy — them eating the cupcakes, them dying. The opening scene in the Museum was also Stanley's fantasy. Some people are theorizing that the the museum scenes are flash-forward scenes, but i think they're only fantasy.

Based on interviews (and basically, this show) she seems to be playing herself most of the time. In 'Precious' she was playing a very uneducated black girl from the inner city, and did a really good job of it (arguably better than any of Halle Berry's IMO shit attempts), but sofar that's the only time she was clearly…

Shh!! You could jinx it if you say it aloud!

Hm, never thought of that (target practice)! I'd rather hope that was it.

Crap. Everyone keeps telling me to watch that damned show.

Without dismissing your right as a gay man to be offended, I'll simply say that as a gay man none of your concerns crossed my mind prior to reading your comment.

I'll co-sign. You shouldn't be alone on this. Actually wait, I'll simply co-sign Michael Chiklis. I don't know that I would necessarily prefer him over Bomer (or Wittrock) but, yeah. His "Strongman" promo pic is tops.

"Dandy Works Out" was amazing to watch. I keep fearing what will become of Finn Wittrock when this show ends, because aside from associating him with a sociopathic murder he is damned fine. I wanted to take that introductory scene between Dandy and Andy and drop it into a Focus Feature film with more gratuitous…

Authorities were already at the bus when they found Jimmy with the clown. They knew about it but had no real reason to get rid of it, so they left it there.

All this hate. I don't understand. I didn't find it boring at all. Sure with all the excitement of the last three episodes (and the absence of Beth in that time) this episode was certainly tame by comparison, but I had Rick's closing line from last season in my head — it applies to her, too. All the talk about…

But impressions are ALL that he's good at, and the entire show has been leaning heavily (imo) on impressions of late. I'm over it.

I felt the problem with both the Leslie Jones sketch and the Sasheer youtube sketch was the G.D. TIMING. They both would've been funnier if the pacing was picked up.

Kate McKinnon is scary looking to me, frankly, even just as herself. She has an air of crazy going on.

While a guest on one of Fallon's shows — forgive me if you knew this — he asked The Roots' guitar player if he could use his guitar, and then promptly threw it on the ground and broke it at the end of his set. The man who does that is not going to come out for the good nights, pretty much ever.

Second that. I didn't think she was the problem, not by a long shot. And now they have two problems that no one seems to wanna acknowledge.

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Perhaps, but it could've been more than one or two pegs above 'Brokeback Mountain.' It was only marginally better. As best I could tell for 2 seconds. Through a window.

You know, I really like the movie 'Eve's Bayou,' and because of that I really want to root for Jurnee Smollett-Marriedname, but with each scene I find myself wishing she'd let someone else have this role on their resume.

Oh, that I were a glove upon that hand.

Honestly, at this point Jason's ass is about as interesting as the inside of my eyelids. If they have a legit plan for half of the as-yet-unsorted insanity, they can work in an explicit, solo Eric scene. That would be plenty.