I look at the picture up top and I automatically think Fizbo.

Well I'm glad I'm not the only one. Though lately I've been finding myself…disagreeing…with Donna more and more.

They can have a spin-off show called Augie Affairs. Plus, it's alliterative. You dig that, right USA Network?

Well that's disappointing. I suppose I could try to convince you to have me take over but I sense that'd be pointless.

And I forgot to add that, if Mike thinks a bomb shelter is so awesome and since he's living in Denver, he should've gotten one of these kind of homes.

You get an episode with this title and no Modern Warfare 3 references just a week or so after its launch? For shame.

Augie's presence was completely squandered in this episode. If you need an indication that this episode was gonna be mishandled, there it is.

Since you've pretty much said what needs to be said otherwise I'd like to expound on the relationship between the various daughters and with dad, which I personally love as well. This episode wasn't quite as strong as the other two I've seen on some points - yet on other points it was stronger, if that makes any…

I honestly was never a big fan of Todd's reviews but…likewise. Hell, I have to admit these reviews have even turned my opinion on Todd around, and not insignificantly, either.

Before I wrote my "real" post - I don't suppose it'd be too much to ask if I can take over the actual AV Club reviews for this assuming 1.) you're really abandoning the show and 2.) you don't already have an AV Club regular lined up? I understand that Rowan and Zack got their starts as mere commentators and it would…

This show sounds like most shows on Bravo - pretty horrible and a surefire way to make me lose my faith in humanity and any meaning in life.

I know I've not necessarily given myself the best reputation here, given the long rant about how offensive Masters was last season that started it all and my own pale, failing imitations of AV Club reviews that also double as rants and now falling into the habit of spilling that ranting into other shows (and…

Yeah, this episode may not have been the strongest but it's still much better than last week's outing (which at least still served up fun). But this one managed to do two things very few if any Burn Notice episodes have actually done - get someone on Michael's side actually killed, and actually feel like there are…

Well nobody's done the obligatory Family Guy reference which I guess leaves it to me….

I also still think that a dramedy-ish show (maybe something along the lines of Psych's semi-zaniness?) centered around just the girl characters would work. There needs to be a show with just teenagers (hey Peanuts did it with far younger)

Boyd Crowder'd like to have a word with you over at Justified

Eh, I still liked this episode, and I liked Mike's revelation regarding the snow bunnies, and yes I agree, I loved the part at the beginning regarding the musket. I also stand by that, as much of a self-obsessed twit Mandi is, the three daughters as they stand now are still better than Haley and Alex.

Eh, I'd rather have Augie in the episode somewhere. The idea of a Covert Affairs episode without Augie disgusts me - he is by far the best character the show has.

Also OH GOD THIS SHOW SOUNDS FREAKIN' HORRIBLE.

Just for the record, Mary Shelley does look pretty damn hot in that…lineograph? Whatchamacallthem?