That was easily the weakest part of the episode.

I totally forgot he was on Drew Carey. I've seen him in a million things, but he'll always be Norm to me.

It may be that a) there's more fodder out there for this particular theme, and b) they are assuming the majority of readers are clamoring for articles on the theme, because Halloween. I think maybe this just isn't your week. Your loss, my gain, etc.

Ah, but would he have felt as much fear if it were a female ape?

I don't know if it's precisely 'gay panic' but Paul Gleason's character is quite dismayed when he realizes the gorilla he's caged with has amorous intentions.

The killer he plays is being tracked up I-95 by Pembleton and Bayliss. What they don't know is that *spoiler alert* there are two of them - identical twins.

I do too, though to be honest Lou might have been just a little terrified if he'd seen Dodd cut off one man's ears and bury another alive in hot asphalt.

You may be on to something there. I didn't like Little Children, and I especially didn't like him in it. There's just something off-putting about him.

If it's color analysis you're looking for, try Tom and Lorenzo.

I knew I'd seen Jeffrey Donovan in something but I had to check IMDB because I've never watched any of his shows. It was actually one of his first roles - he played a very creepy killer on an episode of Homicide: Life on the Street.

I swear, I have seen so many people, here and elsewhere, comment that they don't usually like Patrick Wilson but that he's good on this show (I fall into that camp myself). He's doing a great job.

I love Kumail too. Did you see the bit they did on The Soup not too long ago? They didn't reference it directly, but it was clearly a rip on that gaffe with Kunal, Danny Pudi, Kal Penn, and the guy who played Alec Baldwin's assistant on 30 Rock.

And Cross says "Whatever" to people who think it was beneath him because it paid for his house.

If Glenn isn't dead, they will have taken one of, if not the, most genuine emotionally impactful moments on the show and turned it into the lamest, cheapest cop-out since Bobby Ewing turned up in the shower.

I guess he's wearing a shoulder holster to feel like he's still part of the team.

I know. I was yelling at the TV. "Jesus, kill him already!"

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Oh no. That honor still goes to Kenneth Starr.

Thanks for the info! It's been a long time since I last watched it.

I want happiness for Natasha Lyonne. Considering his reputation as a weirdo shithead when it comes to relationships, I am sad to learn Fred Armisen is dating her, because I'm pretty sure he is exactly what she doesn't need if she wants to stay sober.