Did they ever explain or allude to Waltz's soft-spot for slaves and sensitivity? I remember a scene towards the end where Leo's sister is looking at old photographs and sees a picture of a young white boy and young black boy sitting together. Was that Waltz as a boy and a black friend - perhaps a child of one of his…

Did they ever explain or allude to Waltz's soft-spot for slaves and sensitivity? I remember a scene towards the end where Leo's sister is looking at old photographs and sees a picture of a young white boy and young black boy sitting together. Was that Waltz as a boy and a black friend - perhaps a child of one of his…

**ALTERNATE ENDING**

**ALTERNATE ENDING**

Throw in line of the week that thinks it makes up for Dexter being a shitty father, but actually makes him look like way more of a shitty father (Slightly modified)…

Throw in line of the week that thinks it makes up for Dexter being a shitty father, but actually makes him look like way more of a shitty father (Slightly modified)…

No idea, but whenever they get around to doing the 2003-2004 Lakers season, I will be deeply excited.  I hope it is far enough in the future that the interviews are especially candid

No idea, but whenever they get around to doing the 2003-2004 Lakers season, I will be deeply excited.  I hope it is far enough in the future that the interviews are especially candid

I had a Che shirt in 10th grade.  I took pottery as an elective and the aging, hippie pottery teacher laughed at my shirt and asked if I knew who Che was. "Sure, like a Cuban revolutionary or something."  What can I say, fucker looks good on a tee shirt

I had a Che shirt in 10th grade.  I took pottery as an elective and the aging, hippie pottery teacher laughed at my shirt and asked if I knew who Che was. "Sure, like a Cuban revolutionary or something."  What can I say, fucker looks good on a tee shirt

I was in 6th grade when Evil Empire came out.  I loved the album, even though my 11 year old self was almost completely ignorant to the message.

I was in 6th grade when Evil Empire came out.  I loved the album, even though my 11 year old self was almost completely ignorant to the message.

I really liked the episode, but feel like Real Housewives is beyond social commentary.  It's just so absurd and ridiculous that it's basically impossible to parody.  As today's 'Real TV Scorecard' on Grantland mentioned - one of the Housewives has cells injected in her from baby lamb fetuses. How can a parody go…

I really liked the episode, but feel like Real Housewives is beyond social commentary.  It's just so absurd and ridiculous that it's basically impossible to parody.  As today's 'Real TV Scorecard' on Grantland mentioned - one of the Housewives has cells injected in her from baby lamb fetuses. How can a parody go…

There can't be Red Bull as a vitamin. Charlie's energy balls cost $5 and include milk, flour, and vitamins.  Red bull would certainly exceed that price limit

There can't be Red Bull as a vitamin. Charlie's energy balls cost $5 and include milk, flour, and vitamins.  Red bull would certainly exceed that price limit

"No one gets a happy ending on HBO"

"No one gets a happy ending on HBO"

My favorite line.  Another favorite is when Schwartzman says "Maybe that's the sound of your ass getting kicked out of school", then Sawa gives him a look that screams nice one bro! and responds "Right."

My favorite line.  Another favorite is when Schwartzman says "Maybe that's the sound of your ass getting kicked out of school", then Sawa gives him a look that screams nice one bro! and responds "Right."