I think Walt is telling the truth that Gretchen and Elliot made their fortune off of his [Walt's] work though.

I think he felt intimidated by her family and left with his bruised ego.

Not really. He said that Gretchen's father and brothers "chased" him away when he was dating her. She said that she woke up and he was gone without a word.

They could've lied about when they last saw Walt.

It's on Hulu. For free even.

He was also "the creepy dude" in Manhunter, The Pledge, etc.

Another question; what happened to Karen Sillas?

@EBuzz:disqus  Miller They also hate Catholics. And Mormons.

Even though he was playing a version of himself, Jerry Seinfeld is a horrible actor.

The little used Morgan (he was in what 3 episodes? Or was it 2?) is the most interesting character on that show.

I think Spacey will take home Best Actor in a Drama Series.

That episode was part of a larger story arc. It makes more sense if you see the earlier episodes.

Yup.

@Big_Knife:disqus I only watched it because I used to watch a lot of syndicated shows in late-night and it was on during a time slot when nothing was on, but I was waiting for something else to come on. When it started it was just a generic cop show, then it started having stuff like the Loch Ness Monster.

I assume their family is Eastern European. I think Vera and Taissa are lovely names.

I love this movie, and fuck you hating hipsters, I love Baz!

Or Dirty Dancing:(

The Good Wife is great. It also has a larger theme of moral compromise and how people achieve success. I think that the title is meant to be ironic since the main character, though a very intelligent person and a great lawyer, has achieved all of her professional successes through her connections. She was only hired…

I thought your comment said Action not Profit. Both shows fit your description. Although Action was after The Sopranos.

That wasn't the first show with an antihero. Profit for one predates it by more than 3 years.