Next week: we find out that Einstein's into bukkake.

His daughter is a child, and the one who's obviously upset over her broken family. Of course Noah should offer her the bed, and Alison wouldn't even think twice about it.

This show has some lovely, realistic dialogue. The scene between Alison and Robert was great.

Bloom is also my favorite album, but Depression Cherry really grew on me after multiple listens.

It looks like there aren't a lot of people watching this show, based on the comments. So we'll all get to know each other pretty well. Let me introduce myself:

That's also a possibility!

From the ending, it seems like he escaped by himself.

Is it just me, or does she also sound exactly like Cobie Smulders?

Season 2 gets better as it continues, and doesn't botch the finale.

Compared to LWS, HACF has the benefits of a wealthier audience, no Breaking Bad lead-in to artificially drive up interest, and being critically approved.

There's a few other reasons the renewal makes business sense. AMC owns all the rights (and licensing profits), the audience is small but wealthy, and it's a critically well-received show that's not a spinoff.

Not really surprising considering AMC also renewed TURN. They should promote HACF's excellent second season by re-airing it after TWD.

Yup, artistic copyrights are pretty difficult to enforce because it's so subjective

They should hire Kiernan Shipka. I would watch the shit out of Sally Draper, plucky teen detective.

Obviously Simon has a secret twin too.

According to the gay community, there has never been a straight male actor. Ever.

I mean, it's already pretty cheap-looking and badly written. But I'll probably keep watching it.

The first episode was released early on YouTube, if y'all can't wait.

Let's take a moment to acknowledge the people who did outstanding CGI work and cinematography on a TV budget. I remember a time when Doctor Who looked like the cheapest thing ever.

…That was Fred Armisen