The original segment was upsetting to me. It's one of the more memorable stories from TAL, though.

Don't act like that doesn't sound great. It's breakfast. Who doesn't love breakfast?

I love their little noir-speak scene when Keith comes home from work.

I've never seen all of Cars - just the 25-minute portions playing in the waiting room of Jiffy Lube when I get the oil changed in my car.

I wish Nick could've stayed, but Ricky really did go all out in his solo.

The sad part is that it's 100% better than it's been in previous years . . .

Aw, leave her alone. I remember being so disappointed when I learned that penultimate meant next to last. It's so fun to say, it seems like it should be a super-sized version of ultimate.

Maybe Midwesterners aren't fans of passive voice.

Bask in the glory, my friend. I, on the other hand, hide my head in shame for my home state, which produced The Little Chocolatiers and Sister Wives.

The Wives We Forgot was way too self-aware for a Lifetime movie. I mean, it even had the amnesiac bigamist suggesting that he and Molly Ringwald sit on the couch, eat some popcorn and watch a Lifetime movie.

Texas forever

I was living in a devil town
Loved hearing that song one more time. It was used perfectly, too. Oh, Dillon.

When I worked at McDonald's in high school, I would eat chicken nuggets wrapped in processed cheese, sometimes dipped in ranch. Just to make your heaves worse.

Your Honor, you have my sympathies. That's worse than my next-cubicle neighbor and her 1920s-trumpet ringtone that goes off loudly and incessantly with her frequent texts.

Bill! I love you still, I always will.

Not ready for it to end, either. I was a little sad when I saw the promo commercial announce that there are only THREE EPISODES LEFT.

She's Irish, but she has to disguise it so the IRA doesn't come looking for her or something. I don't entirely remember.

Oh, come on. She's grown into her gigantic head quite nicely.

The introduction to that Pitchfork article reminded me why I don't read Pitchfork anymore. Geez.

I suppose if this were the only episode you'd seen, you might think that they lacked chemistry. But to make such a sweeping and inaccurate assessment suggests a basic understanding of the show. Psych has gone for 5 seasons from the chemistry between the two leads.