The one thing is that defines Baptists is that you can't define Baptists. No other branch of Christianity has as many divisions.

She's so insane she's the enemy of Batman.

If the office staff were a little better developed, I would say this is kind of like Newsradio if Dave and Lisa had stuck to their original extra-office relationships and are only now catching up with each other. But ASH needs more to do and it needs the characters to not always talking about sex. I don't think it has…

Yeah, that throws me off too. The bars and so on are anonymous and they tried to give it some color by giving the guys bottles of Drifter, but who orders that by the bottle? The weird little Portland stuff throws me off and makes me a little homesick, but the rest of the show I enjoy.

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Of course, the trusty Omega "Spymaster."

I don't know if this counts for Scorsese, but The Blues won a Grammy in 2004, so I guess Kate Winslet and him will be working on a play now.

And sorry for the summarizing, but Donna taking Jesse's word for this really bothered me, and I'm trying to say that we honestly don't know what's going on.

No where in the episode does Gus tell Jesse that he's going to Mexico. They have dinner together and afterward Gus asks Jesse if he can replicate Walt's meth. Jesse says he can't and that Gus will have to kill him along with Walt, but then Gus lays everything out on the table, saying that there is trouble with the…

But that's part of the reason—the review wasn't that great. She took Jesse's rant to Walt at face value, though we don't really know what his final answer was. He delivered that great rant to Gus, but in his rant to Walt is the first we hear about Jesse going to Mexico. So did Gus give Jesse the spot in Mexico as an…

Then why would Hector be dismissive of it? Maybe he has a military background, but judging by his performance tonight it was strictly desk jockey work.

Sharkweek is right. I have a friend from Albuquerque, and he says it only takes a couple of drinks (I assume he means something hard) to get fucked up.

Go back to the earliest Set List interviews and try to find people that are approved by the majority of the AV Club commentariat. You won't find any until you get to Bootsy Collins, and his sort of music is rarely covered/appreciated here. All of these set list interviews are ways of approaching musicians who…

Scrabble sucks.
Boggle is superior. Scrabble is just the luck of random tiles, and if you get a bunch of h's, j's and a's at the beginning (and not a Rasta), you'll be spending the rest of the game just trying to come up with more usable tiles. While with Boggle everyone gets the same letters, and the winner is…

maybe to decide which is the better show Chevy Chase and Chris Pratt will fall over random stuff. Maybe a sort of H-o-r-s-e of falling.

I think the curses joke is also altered in the producer's cut, and it's Rachel Ray instead of Matchbox 20. I think it's better, because I honestly don't know anyone who likes Matchbox 20.

A Calvin and Hobbes joke appears from nowhere. We need random Calvin threads around here every now and then.

That was my sensation when watching Hotel Rwanda. Don Cheadle's character is driving in the middle of the night and all of the sudden everything is quiet and then random bits of violence break out, like every zombie movie.

I just re-watched all of season one of Community. While it begins slowly it is very intentional. You're slowly introduced to the characters and from there their world expands. The will they/won't they is also a parody of that trope, and by the end of the season it's suggested that idea doesn't just apply to that one…

Also Andy's work outfit was a nice Office reference (to when it was good)—a short sleeve yellow shirt, like the shirts Dwight always wears.