I think mine is the moment in "Better Call Saul" when Saul ask, "why don't you just kill Badger?" This was still when Walt and Jesse were in way over their heads, and that simple, cold question, along with their reactions, indicates both how different the world is going to be for them soon and how unprepared they are.

Ah, thanks - I knew there was a third example, but I couldn't remember it.

One of my favorite character details from this show is the way that Nick pretty much always gets caught up in music, to the extent that he doesn't care who's playing it or what the context is. It's why he was so into singing "Jesus is Just Alright With Me" with Millie in Weirs and Beers.

Starkey Love - we know it's pronounced Jane, because "Jeyne, Jeyne, it rhymes with pain"

The rebound thing would make sense if Casey was the one who ended his relationship right before the dating plan. But he wasn't - Casey had already been divorced for a while before the start of the show. Dana was the one who had just ended a relationship, so she was the one on the rebound. If she had said, "hey, I'm…

Oh god the Parisian nightsuit. I have to watch that scene through my fingers.

I don't know why the scientists keep making them!

Also, Shae kind of works because it rhymes with flay.

Lisa, the Jerky-Jerk Doll for Jerks!

Wait, we're not going to do a whole Hold Steady Ybor City thing? Huh.

Wait, we're not going to do a whole Hold Steady Ybor City thing? Huh.

Didn't that episode have Conan as the white old-timey boxer who gets his ass kicked once they start letting black guys box? Because that sketch features some pretty great antiquatedly racist trash talking: "I will lay my glove upon his dark and mysterious brow, from which the blood will issue most copiously!"

Didn't that episode have Conan as the white old-timey boxer who gets his ass kicked once they start letting black guys box? Because that sketch features some pretty great antiquatedly racist trash talking: "I will lay my glove upon his dark and mysterious brow, from which the blood will issue most copiously!"

This argument gets made every time her kickstarter campaign comes up, and it comes from a misunderstanding about the way that she (and a lot of other bands) used kickstarter. People who gave money on kickstarter were not donating it to her like it was a charity. They were pre-ordering the album. $1 got a download, $5…

This argument gets made every time her kickstarter campaign comes up, and it comes from a misunderstanding about the way that she (and a lot of other bands) used kickstarter. People who gave money on kickstarter were not donating it to her like it was a charity. They were pre-ordering the album. $1 got a download, $5…

Best ephemeral theater I've ever seen is Sleep No More in NYC. By turning you loose in a 5-floor building with the show going on around you, they've managed to make a show that you can see more than once and still have an experience that can never be repeated.

Best ephemeral theater I've ever seen is Sleep No More in NYC. By turning you loose in a 5-floor building with the show going on around you, they've managed to make a show that you can see more than once and still have an experience that can never be repeated.

It's the paint, Jack. Right outside my joint. Run for your fucking life.

@Dumbledore - those are all weak Who episodes, but I think Fear Her is worse than the others by an order of magnitude, and is the clear choice for Worst Episode Ever.

People do kick the shit out of them sometimes - that's how they make their living. The WBC are grifters who only choose protest locations designed to generate as much outrage as possible, and only stick around for as long as it might take for someone to punch them. Then they sue the person who punched them. The whole…