I saw the pilot at an Adult Swim drive-in and it was actually pretty cool. Interesting concept and it had a lot of familiar faces in it (Mark Proksch, Stephanie Allynne, Nick Rutherford, and Merchant doing a voice). I don't know if the whole show will be rotoscoped, but what we saw was only the dream sequences in that…

It might've been said already, but I think Hank DID check up on Peggy. From what I can recall, all we saw is him waking up on the porch, him radioing dispatch and then later it cuts to him pulling up to Lou in a patrol car. I feel in that time he goes into the house, looks for Peggy, and doesn't find her (probably…

"We will never leave this mountain!'…until we need to raid a grocery store for supplies. Not very self-sustainable. Guess they're kinda on the edge of the grid.

Hopefully he'll be in GTA V. Not at a comedy club, but driving on the sidewalk.

Hopefully he'll be in GTA V. Not at a comedy club, but driving on the sidewalk.

Yea, I guess I was referring also to Bryan Cranston on 30 Rock and Jonathan Banks on Parks and Rec. Maybe I was just thinking of bald meth-dealers and, as far as I know, Rob Reiner doesn't deal meth yet.

Yea, I guess I was referring also to Bryan Cranston on 30 Rock and Jonathan Banks on Parks and Rec. Maybe I was just thinking of bald meth-dealers and, as far as I know, Rob Reiner doesn't deal meth yet.

There's seems to be a trend of older, established actors playing guest roles of parents on primetime sitcoms.

There's seems to be a trend of older, established actors playing guest roles of parents on primetime sitcoms.

When asked to comment, James Cameron said "I'm not in the hologram business. I'm in the…AVATAR BUSINESS."

When asked to comment, James Cameron said "I'm not in the hologram business. I'm in the…AVATAR BUSINESS."

Looks like they used some of the lines from the first one (i.e. signing a deal for a million dollars). And yeah, it seems like they're somewhat in on the joke now, which could be good or bad. But glad to know a movie is finally being made from the indie perspective.

Looks like they used some of the lines from the first one (i.e. signing a deal for a million dollars). And yeah, it seems like they're somewhat in on the joke now, which could be good or bad. But glad to know a movie is finally being made from the indie perspective.