What is a nonalcoholic cooler?

Oh.

The season-ending walkthrough with the series creator was pretty great, though, and addressed some of that: http://www.avclub.com/artic…

…except Hannibal and Breaking Bad and Mad Men and Enlightened. But The Americans was still fantastic.

Yeah, but let's make the vampire hunter a teenage girl in high school, and set it in contemporary times.

Pushing Daisies is a pleasure. Like a lovely dessert. You don't even realize you've eaten it all.

…who will have sex for money.

I had blocked out Limitless Cooper.

Awwww. Good point.

But 2008/9 Cooper?

On Fox Fridays.

That market is my bedroom.

I just spent 30 seconds trying to remember what role Jude Law had in that movie.

Yeah, that's a good point. I can't argue against it, mostly because I really do love The Americans. I guess I'd say that Hannibal is so innovative that to me, it doesn't even feel like the same WORD anymore! How can you apply that word to both shows?

It's not a Redneck Thanksgiving if we don't run meth from one county to another.

As usual, I bring the whole love angle to my watching of shows. It's why I enjoy talking to you about pop culture—you see the world similarly to me, but with just enough of a difference to keep things interesting.

I will riot if it is not. This conversation is making me want to rewatch both The Americans and Hannibal!

It's kind of two halves of the same coin, really. At least on Fringe. The thing is, everyone felt like "themselves" in the season, but they felt inexplicably drawn to people that they shouldn't according to the laws of the universe. Why? It made me think of the people I've met and immediately felt drawn toward,…

That wouldn't surprise me at all.

We had a WASP Thanksgiving. A few glasses of wine, no talking about anything personal, and then everyone napped.