They're like the Ripley clones in Alien: Resurrection. They tried to get it perfect, but it's just off.

Why does every guy on this show have Justin Long Syndrome?

Jeff's biggest concern in the middle of a zombie attack was a stretched out jacket. I don't think his OCD last night compares.

2026: After finally realizing the depth of his love, James Cameron marries the ocean.

Ramsay was the second "Reek," the version in A Clash of Kings. He took on the original Reek's persona for protection. Once Theon allows Reek to leave Winterfell to get help, he leaves the persona behind. Theon becomes the third "Reek" after Ramsay sacks Winterfell at the end of ACoK.

How was he transphobic? I honestly can't remember what he may have said, listened to it last week.

Well I haven't seen anyone here, but it has been said. Laterite pointed out the NRA convention picture and "from my cold dead hands" have overshadowed the rest of his life since those were relatively recent.

My only problem with it was how rehearsed it felt, but then again, he's been telling a version of those stories for over thirty. A lot of the time he was talking at Marc, not with him.

Never understood how his activism within the civil rights movement was canceled out by his involvment with the NRA. By all accounts, he was a decent fellow.

They did say Jon Hamm just finished up the interview circuit for Mad Men, so it was probably avoided on purpose.

Haven't seen anyone mention this yet, but isn't this episode a sequel in spirit to "Contemporary American Poultry?"

The show had its characters turned into mobsters over chicken fingers during the first season. I think turning into cops/lawyers over a yam works just fine as an inverse.

Aren't all of Glee's song interpretations just literal interpretations of the lyrics?

It was called Jury Duty.

Dr. Octagon would like to have a word with Roman Zolanski.

Maybe they meant when Colin Farrell spoke on Jeremy Renner's behalf before the Oscar was handed out.

Tasha's interview isn't really isn't in conflict with Nathan's review though.

What does Tasha's interview have to do with this review? She may have seen the film prior to the interview, but this is Nathan Rabin's review.

Really disagree with you on that. Chris and Jonah work well off one another, it's Matt that's the issue. He keeps bringing everything down with a negative attitude for no reason lately. He's become Debbie Downer.

No, there definitey are a few similarities: name-dropping expensive habits like its the norm, killer smile and great hair.