Is it nitpicking to suggest that autocorrect would never change bag to vag?    Maybe the other way around.   There's whol Tumblr sites dedicated to funny autocorrects, surely the writers could have found one that makes more sense.

I think both Coach and Woody were perfect for their respective eras of the show.  Coach embodies that early seasons wistfulness the show had, and both Coach-centric episodes so far have shown that perfectly.    When Woody came along, the show had found it's footing more as being just a straight out no-hugging comedy…

Has Nathan Rabin lost a bet and had to use the word "bifurcated" in every review he writes? 

For a bartender and an ex drunk, Sam sure pours a shitty beer. That last beer is all foam. Maybe he had no intentions of drinking it, but come on. Show a little care. Does foamy beer curve better?

They really fucked up not having the baby come out in a tiny rubber suit.   I would have loved this show forever. 

Most weeks, the show was batshit crazy.   Then last week we get an actual decent episode for once.    And then they somehow go and make the birth of the Antichrist extremely boring.   This show always surprises.  
 
So in addition to  Worst Shrink Ever and Worst Dad Ever, we can add Ben Harmon to Least Gentlemanly Car…

Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Really Bloody Vaginas! 

Another FBI nitpick :Are we supposed to believe that after 9/11, there's no security cameras taking pictures at a New York or Newark area airport of who's driving in or walking out of long-term parking?

Burned, scarred for life, just dumped Valentina : "I'm going to fucking kill myself!!"
Smug prick Tony, about his annoying cell ringtone: "I gotta take this."

It doesn't have to be Nucky, I guess.   But if they developed Jimmy into such an interesting character, I have to think they can do it again with another character.   I'd love to see more Arnold Rothstein, for instance. 

Don't be fatuous, Darling.

I don't get Alan's commenters either.   But if you call them whiny assholes, you'll get deleted or a tongue lashing from Alan.   We're all jazzed up for a GoT season with no Ned Stark.

I always love the dated football references. Like tonight when Ruxin rags on the 49ers defense, which is probably the best in the league at this point. Or earlier when Andre wanted to start Ochocinco, which no one would ever do after the third or fourth game this years.

The weird thing about this show is even when it has good moments, it sort of ruins the surprise beforehand.
 
Like this week, we know that Dan Dority discovers something that shocks him right before Tate kills him.    So when Tate tells Violet he has to show her something, as good as the scene was, we knew what it was…

This was probably the most coherent episode yet, but in the grand scheme of the show, it pulls apart to be as ridiculous as the rest of it.
 
-Todd mentioned Dan Dority’s truck.
-How about last week when hot Moira turned into old Moira?     Worst Shrink Ever seems unfazed by it.
-Also, remember how worried he was a bout…

As bad as McDermott is (and he's fucking terrible), you can't accuse of him of mailing it in.    He's goes all out.  

Never mind the towel.   Where's the bandage or wound from him being shot in the stomach a week or two ago?  

Anyway Burned Face Larry could have stolen the exterminator's truck and left it over on the you know what side of town?    I mean, before he confessed to murder.   

I don't claim to know much about the psyches of child molestors,  (really!).   But if it's possible for them to get their rocks off by fucking a plastic doll than an actual kid, isn't that a good thing?

Southern Rock Opera, Decoration Day, and The Dirty South is the sweet spot.   I also like Brighter than Creation's Dark more than most.