The Smurfs 2: Weekend at Bernies 2: Die Gargamel Die Pt. 1

There's a line in the preview for next week's episode that could serve to support that theory. Saul is driving down the highway with Jessie in the passenger seat and says to Jessie, "You don't even want to know where you're going?" To which Jessie replies, "Nope."

Wet Hot American Summer 10th Anniversary Blu Ray
Is this a thing that's going to exist? It seems to be alluded to at least in this article. —-> http://www.avclub.com/artic…

So this McCann fellow is going to be like a near analogue of the John McCain we all know? I assume it involves copyright issues. If they can't get the rights to the real McCain from Arizona I'd just presume they make it John McCain from the fictional state of Aridia, or something like that.

Well that's like, your opinion man. Sons and Daughters sounds like outro filler to my ears and Yankee Bayonet seems like a single to go with the Crane Wifes # tracks.

Giuliani is hosting Mob Movie Week. Awkward! I can no longer watch a video of two consenting adults consenting together in the most frequented commercial district in the world, but let's go ahead and celebrate organized murder in the city he used to run. I swear to God if it weren't for the internet and the fact…

The official recap on AMC's website still says Mike made the call.

Aubrey Plaza on WTF with Marc Maron
Am I crazy, or does anyone else remember reading somewhere that this had already been recorded?

For superficiality's sake, you have to admit she looked pretty damn hot in that final shot talking on the phone.

Maybe it's a bad idea.

Okay never mind, I'm letting it go completely. On the AMC Talk forums I've seen it claimed more than once that pre season interviews indicate Gus will be a part of the whole season. According to a spoilerish Esposito interview he places himself in episode 12 with a climactic confrontation with SPOILER SPOILER

AMC says recap says the caller was Mike

Yeah, I too heard he despises large sums of money, emmy awards, and world wide fame.

Just like to say that's a really cool idea, and could fit naturally within everything we've seen, but it's not going to happen on this show. No way this Giancarlo Esposito fellow meets his demise off camera.

Marie and the physical therapist
She wanted him to come on full time and stay in the house merely for the added benefit towards Hank's recovery? I thought they were hinting at something more going on, at least subconsciously, on her part.

How about Ted Leo? That seems like a guy you would try and get.

and I'm talking strictly about the man on the street type scenes, of which I remember him saying something like 20 percent would use real people.

The final scene with the Asian couple…
…was terrific, and real.

You knew it was coming, or something like it, but how can you not guffaw at that quick cut to him rocking the rollerskates.

ahh crap…
Did they pull the plug on this? I was really enjoying these. Figured the turnout was good enough to warrant continued coverage.