"The incredibly tender way Homer talks about hitting a referee with a whiskey bottle absolutely slays me."

I'm not any bigger a Maddie fan than anybody else, but I'm gonna go on the record and say that Sharon Gless herself is the best thing about the show.

I'm not any bigger a Maddie fan than anybody else, but I'm gonna go on the record and say that Sharon Gless herself is the best thing about the show.

What would have happened in fer-realsies world, that is.

What would have happened in fer-realsies world, that is.

Last time I watched this it was just a couple of weeks after serving jury duty on a murder case, and while I didn't notice this stuff, I did remark on Henry Fonda breaking out the same knife as the murder weapon and saying he'd found it easily on a walk through the Kid's neighborhood the night before. Because I…

Last time I watched this it was just a couple of weeks after serving jury duty on a murder case, and while I didn't notice this stuff, I did remark on Henry Fonda breaking out the same knife as the murder weapon and saying he'd found it easily on a walk through the Kid's neighborhood the night before. Because I…

Prince has done some truly crap albums, let there be no doubt…but none worse than Chaos and Disorder. And Emancipation? Doesn't even make the bottom 5.

Prince has done some truly crap albums, let there be no doubt…but none worse than Chaos and Disorder. And Emancipation? Doesn't even make the bottom 5.

And with a more truthful tale. Skyler DID have an affair with Ted, he DID have a life-altering accident, and she IS consumed with guilt over it. Blame shifting or not, Walt didn't tell Marie a thing that wasn't true.

And with a more truthful tale. Skyler DID have an affair with Ted, he DID have a life-altering accident, and she IS consumed with guilt over it. Blame shifting or not, Walt didn't tell Marie a thing that wasn't true.

THANK YOU. Nabin, how on God's green earth did you miss this one? I was 13 when this episode first aired and still got the joke.

THANK YOU. Nabin, how on God's green earth did you miss this one? I was 13 when this episode first aired and still got the joke.

Aww it was a nice stealth firstie.

Aww it was a nice stealth firstie.

A friend and I were talking about this…we think the season ends with the mass Vietnam protest in Central Park, April '67. The clearest sign yet of a world passing Don and company by.

A friend and I were talking about this…we think the season ends with the mass Vietnam protest in Central Park, April '67. The clearest sign yet of a world passing Don and company by.

Oh, absolutely. I'll go on record as calling Guralnick's the best biography I've ever read, of anyone. It has that blurb from Bob Dylan about how "Elvis steps from the pages, you can hear him breathe," and that's actually not a great exaggeration.

WHAT ABOUT FIREFLY?!?!?!?!?!

HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE