This newswire was pretty good but it definitely needed more jokes about how Griffith eats babies.

It's not your fault…it's not your fault!

I always pictured this happening too. Something like Walt gets placed in jail and one of the last shots of the series is Walt in jail, reading how the newspapers reported his crimes and smiling. Even though he got caught, Walt doesn't care because he receives the most satisfaction from making the best meth the press…

I always pictured this happening too. Something like Walt gets placed in jail and one of the last shots of the series is Walt in jail, reading how the newspapers reported his crimes and smiling. Even though he got caught, Walt doesn't care because he receives the most satisfaction from making the best meth the press…

The discussion on the first page about MPDG is fascinating and all but we're forgetting:

The discussion on the first page about MPDG is fascinating and all but we're forgetting:

NOOOOO! I was really looking forward to spending more time with these characters.
- Absolutely Nobody

NOOOOO! I was really looking forward to spending more time with these characters.
- Absolutely Nobody

Agreed. Not only would I liked to have seen more Book-River conversations about faith, I really would have liked to have seen if Mal ever reached any sort of reconciliation with his faith that he abandoned after the battle we saw in the pilot.

Agreed. Not only would I liked to have seen more Book-River conversations about faith, I really would have liked to have seen if Mal ever reached any sort of reconciliation with his faith that he abandoned after the battle we saw in the pilot.

THAT SPEECH WAS TO WALT

THAT SPEECH WAS TO WALT

This joke never gets old. You'd be perfect for Tosh's writing staff.

This joke never gets old. You'd be perfect for Tosh's writing staff.

Yes, I think he was the head writer for all of Season 2.

Yes, I think he was the head writer for all of Season 2.

What about "Brain-Dead Poets Society" in Season 2/E10 of Roseanne? I think Darlene reading her poem at the end of the episode is one of the most well-known moments of the series. While the episode is most obviously about Darlene growing up and her conflicted identities, I think it also has a lot to say about Roseanne…

What about "Brain-Dead Poets Society" in Season 2/E10 of Roseanne? I think Darlene reading her poem at the end of the episode is one of the most well-known moments of the series. While the episode is most obviously about Darlene growing up and her conflicted identities, I think it also has a lot to say about Roseanne…

"No one wins. One side just loses more slowly."

Valiant effort.