In a show as pop culturally aware as Supernatural, no shot it was incidental. The inflection with which he said it was just like Peter.

In a show as pop culturally aware as Supernatural, no shot it was incidental. The inflection with which he said it was just like Peter.

The audiobooks are indeed awesome. I was thoroughly disappointed when I got to Feast for Crows and saw they switched to someone else.

The audiobooks are indeed awesome. I was thoroughly disappointed when I got to Feast for Crows and saw they switched to someone else.

I think Boyd's a little conflicted that a member of his crew(his lady, no less) went and blew away some one who was paying him protection money. Even if it doesnt surface who killed Delroy(not Delray), the fact that Boyd's 'clients' are dropping like flies doesnt instill a lot of faith in him as a guy to pay for…

Delroy, the character's name was Delroy

This isnt where I parked my car*

You're going to lose that bet. I'll wager ALL THE INTERNETS its Gary with a shot to the chest

The writers wont/dont go to that tired plot line, Winona will not be a damsel in distress at any point

Chest. Sorry to disappoint

Sorry to burst your bubble Wombat, but Jacob's not even in "Guy Walks Into A Bar"

Not a single mention that this episodes story line mimics the one in Elmore Leonard's new book, "Raylan."

Sons of Anarchy got a metacritic score(I assume you're familiar, but if not it just compiles reviews/scores from major news outlets) of 86/100 for its second season. Justified received a 91/100, topped this year only by Mad Men with a 92/100. This is the easy example, but it also reflects what the majority of critics…

Lol, VanDerWerff. I have the followed the Emmy's before, as well as have many friends and family involved in the voting process and industry. Look at the critical reception that Justified has received, which has been unparalleled this year. As well as the recent turn to cable television as the main source for quality…

I never said Hamm wouldnt win it, I just said he didnt "deserve" it as long as Walter White exists as a character.

Whatsup Brochachos?

Jon Hamm will never deserve the accolade for best actor in a drama series as long as Bryan Cranston is around as Walt White

Clearly not listening to the industry.
You suggested Justified wont be nominated, when it has been one of the most critically well received shows of the year and has been considered a lock for a least a nomination. Additionally, Game of Thrones has the question of eligibility, since, I believe, the last 3 episodes,…