Hey….don't lump Isaac into all the other garbage this show throws around.

I want to like this comment ten thousand times and transport to the world where that is happening.

Insufficient love for the songs on Electric Version in this thread.  New Face of Zero and One FOREVER.

This is truth.  But damn if I didn't wear the grooves off listening to Sweet Talk.

Aww.  That sucks, kids are mean.  Research has shown that as adults, people who bullied others are more haunted by this sort of incident than their victims, so feel comforted in knowing that the kid probably feels horrible about this now.

A fine roundup of the episode's worst moments.  But by far the most painful writing moment came when Quinn and Deb talked.

The "guy pulls someone from passenger seat, dumps her there, then….walks away" scene I'm more interested in is when blood-covered Dexter dropped the cable tied stabbing victim off at the ER.  No one notices or cares?

I'm curious how she became such a renowned doctor when ALL of her ex-patients are still murdering psychopaths.

@avclub-f16faf5d680d7b88e2e157c1c137c497:disqus I looked up the nominated movies from the year "Ordinary People" won, and damn if that wasn't a ridiculously deep bench.  I'm guessing that you think Raging Bull should have won, but I think Ordinary People, Raging Bull, Coal Miner's Daughter, AND Elephant Man are very…

But is she down to Earf?

I commented this elsewhere, but I am sort of drunk, so who cares.  "Edge of Tomorrow" is the name of the soap opera that Victoria Chase/Wendy Malick stars in on "Hot in Cleveland."  Don't ask how I know this.  It's because I watch the show.

I am almost positive that "Edge of Tomorrow" is the name of the soap opera that Victoria Chase/Wendy Malick stars in on "Hot in Cleveland."

You forgot the "motherfucker!"

Also Zoe Saldana.  She must feel very inadequate when she watches the billings at the end of the trailer.

Oh hey, Dr. Barnett.

Careful, you're treading into Leslie Knope Headlines territory, and people here do NOT take kindly to that sort of thing.

I thought he was surprisingly charming when he was on Marc Maron's podcast.

I have joined this conversation two weeks late to unabashedly declare my love for Oasis too.

Holocaust themed weddings are such a gas.

I don't know why the shrugs inserted that way.