"Reverse Gospel" is one of my favorites

I don't think he was totally humorless, especially if the humor in question could possibly be mean-spirited.

I heard a story from a jazz festival in the 80s. Ray Charles and another blind keyboard player were sitting just off stage on a road case, listening to whoever was performing at the time. Miles Davis came up behind them, stuck his head between theirs, and loudly rasped, "You cats can't see shit!" and ran off.

I don't know. I don't even know why I clicked.

I'm pretty sure those first few bars accurately recreate the sound of the stock music used in every educational VHS produced in 1988 (and subsequently played in classrooms nationwide through 2000).

Well, that was shit.

Maybe they're just sort of "linked" like Neo and Agent Smith.

"My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!"

Dud rock, clearly.

something something Heisenberg

Yeah, and even if you do, after the smoke clears, you'll realize that you were still semi-dreaming and killed your wife and/or child.

In their defense, Bourne does take a lot of guns from people in those movies.

Cuts are too fast. No chance to really take these in. C-minus.

And I think the ending either A. works on its own terms; or B. sets up season 2 well.

Hey, man…

Well I didn't make it up. Maybe it's more of a southern thing. Unless, of course, I have no idea what I'm talking about.

The line is "boo-boo," which is an alternate word for "poop" sometimes used by black folk.

According to whom?

I think if you give it another shot, things will start to lock into place. I think of Seasons 1-3 as undergrad courses, and Season 4 as the masters course in AD.

Is it confirmed that it's picked up for more episodes?