That's true; I need to edit the heart attack reference out.  (It was cut-and-pasted from something I had written when that thing that @avclub-1eef45ef03673157e63ffab5e8c42326:disqus  must think I didn't see, happened.)

That's true; I need to edit the heart attack reference out.  (It was cut-and-pasted from something I had written when that thing that @avclub-1eef45ef03673157e63ffab5e8c42326:disqus  must think I didn't see, happened.)

Or someone you know just had a mysterious illness, but within 50-55 minutes (and not sooner) a brilliant diagnostician will figure it out.  And it's not lupus, except for that one time that it was.

Or someone you know just had a mysterious illness, but within 50-55 minutes (and not sooner) a brilliant diagnostician will figure it out.  And it's not lupus, except for that one time that it was.

That doesn't make a ton of dramatic sense, given that that's close to the motivation for the end-of-season-one shooting.

That doesn't make a ton of dramatic sense, given that that's close to the motivation for the end-of-season-one shooting.

Vice President McGarry?   I cannot imagine a major party selecting as a Vice President a divorced recovering Valium addict and alcoholic (who had a major relapse the night before a Presidential debate when he couldn't say no to Johnny Walker Blue from potential campaign donors), who [EDITED OUT], and who once served…

Vice President McGarry?   I cannot imagine a major party selecting as a Vice President a divorced recovering Valium addict and alcoholic (who had a major relapse the night before a Presidential debate when he couldn't say no to Johnny Walker Blue from potential campaign donors), who [EDITED OUT], and who once served…

Great question. Given the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct, he (as a non-lawyer) never should have been one in the first place. Was he in that first episode's partner meeting?

Great question. Given the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct, he (as a non-lawyer) never should have been one in the first place. Was he in that first episode's partner meeting?

No David Lee?

No David Lee?

Poor you.

Poor you.

Freda Payne, "Band of Gold," a song about a guy who's so distraught after his failure to perform on their wedding night that he leaves the room and, then, the marriage itself:

Freda Payne, "Band of Gold," a song about a guy who's so distraught after his failure to perform on their wedding night that he leaves the room and, then, the marriage itself:

He didn't have much to do last season; they claimed he was joining the firm to do crisis PR, but after the cheese case that disappeared.

He didn't have much to do last season; they claimed he was joining the firm to do crisis PR, but after the cheese case that disappeared.

God willing, her husband has been sent to Mandyville.

God willing, her husband has been sent to Mandyville.