Yeah could turn out that most everyone is mad at Rick even if he had his reasons.

Looked like Rick was driving very fast.

You're probably right. I expect we'll see him again this season. My guess is that Daryl and Michonne go look for Carol and/or the Governor.

I thought it was a great episode away from the prison. Did not expect Carol to get kicked off the island. Makes sense I guess. Gillian Jacobs and the wrestler dude were entertaining on Talking Dead. The show had a brief interview with Lincoln who said Rick decided his kids weren't safe around the new, assertive Carol…

The three who were watching Officer and a Gentleman - Jessica, Wade, assistant from SNL - should go out one night and have a great time together. They're awesome.
Hilarious how Stuart's new Long Beach friends would go into brawl mode at the drop of a hat and he would try to fade into the background.

I enjoy watching the spy stuff with Carrie, Saul, Nora, Max and Quinn working together and the fact Saul has a history with Javadi. And then there's Dar Adal and the Senator, the politics stuff. The show keeps you guessing as to what's coming next. Could Adal be a mole? It's possible. The Senator has his own agenda…

Comedy gold the entire episode. As other people said, McBride and Mixon were great at the party meltdown. Things were so weirdly funny and then ugh, looks like Kenny is going into a death spiral as he admits his lie about the neighbor-friend.

Yes I was familiar with her from Scandal and a few serious movies and found her really funny on SNL. She was smart and game - a good sport.

Yes they all stuck their necks out and that didn't seem to sway him even a tiny bit. I think they were right to, since he wasn't in control at all and his enemies made him that way. It wasn't like he did pcp or something.

Yeah that was it. I didn't think he was that bad. Bana was good in Chopper.

Funny how Alba did a nice little dance and then Auckerman did a dorky dance. The Into the Blue questions *were* obnoxious. Rashida Jones next week!

About Nick's guilt, probably Renard convinced him with the line that the goal of the bad guys was to take Nick out by turning him into an out-of-control beast (or possibly they would control him.) So by turning himself in, Nick would be helping them succeed. For Nick it wasn't about saving himself, but about stopping…

Again the scenery and atmosphere is great and helps in part to make up for what the show is lacking. As the reviewer noted, this episode gave us more of the surrounding characters as Dracula moves ahead with his plans to attack the order and seduce his long-time love interest. It fleshed out Jayne as a main…

Was strange to see the NOFX poster. Also looked like there was a poster of Kurt Cobain but not sure.

Another good episode. What struck me was Sherlock's statement to the captain about partners. He doesn't agree with the concept of marriage but wanted to help out his friend and his "partnership" with his wife. Sherlock worked with his partner Watson on how she didn't like how he snaked her case. That was impressive…

Watched it for the first time and was impressed. I didn't find it that scary maybe because the show is very compelling and I liked the music (even though I don't know much about Mogwai.)

Interesting how Nostrodamus was put on the spot (maybe that's partly why he looked like he realized he locked himself out of the house). First Henry questions him in front of the court and then Mary confronts him.

Katherine just has a LOT of blood, so Silas couldn't suck her dry. She's still human.
I did lose track of who was Silas and who was the doppleganger there for a while.

Remember seen this as a kid and it was the first sci-fi/horror/alien invasion movie I saw with such a bleak ending, I think.

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I did see a paranoid movie recently with Eric Bana and Rachel Weisz. Basically the theme was the same as A Few Good Men.
"You need us on that wall." The ends justify the means etc.