Fascinatingly tautological and yet quite on point.

"Like everyone is doing now, by which I mean a couple of years ago…"

Just as a matter of "how the world works", my policy is to refuse to believe things like "they bomb-threated themselves", which is a version of the notorious "false flag!" conspiracy-mongering…

I feel like it's already a Capra film, or some other screwball comedy that definitely exists.

Halfway through I had a realization: this show is only pretending to be a show about a guy who used to play a TV lawyer and is now in the real world. It's actually a show about a bunch of people who realize that they're suddenly living in a TV lawyer show. It's the "Redshirts" of lawyer shows.

Plus, how did she get that bitten through her intact blue shirt?

It comes pre-slashed!

This may be a stretch, but…I'm reminded a lot of the cult movie The Stunt Man, which also features a manipulative creator — in this case, a director, Peter O'Toole — who may or may not be willing to kill the film's main character to get the exact right piece of film. And it's not resolved until the last scene, which…

Good Lord, I just looked up Lowe's previous lawyer show, The Lyon's Den:

She looked like she was Photoshopped into the scene, even though she wasn't.

The "other" version ran 46 minutes this week, so it's only a few minutes over what AMC would prefer. If it were much longer, as with Strange&Norell on BBCA, they could give it a 1:15 slot. Until this week they were trying to get H&CF on at 10:00 ET, though, so I guess that's why they didn't give it 1:05 or so.

I think avclub has some css style thing or something that eliminates the color cue of links in the comments; I never see them without a mouseover, and clearly many others have the same problem.

I keep FF-ing it, but isn't it Lindsay Price?

It was like a test of the human capacity for high-speed recognition.

Which, it's implied, Wells/Thane recognized. "That's my cue to go."

If you like video games at all, you could happily spend a decade playing excellent previous-generation games, and they're dirt cheap.

On a user forum for, let's say, a well-known DVR brand, there's a thread running started by a guy whose wife keep recording shows, including soap operas, and never deleting them. He just has to keep buying more and more external storage. The thread has been alive, on and off, for twelve years. It looks like they're…

I presumed that C——y did not exist, in the same way as the bag was fake; to fuck with the PP guys.

And it should have been www.xyz.hooli, not www.hooli.xyz! Come ON people!

Note the very, very underplayed fact that Russ is obviously controlling The Lady from his phone while she's talking.