The location scout that found that place was so goddamned happy that day.

Is it really any surprise Thurston Moore's kind of a jerk? I just kind of assume everybody that took part in the No-Wave scene is a jerk. It's worked out for me so far.

So they're not gonna pretend for a second that Pawnee isn't a horrible town and Leslie shouldn't think about not taking that job for a second, right? Right? She's gonna actually move on to something new and useful instead of staying in a rut doing thankless work for garbage humans, right?

Fakeblock, for two reasons: The eventual reveal of what it really is, and the fact that it's actually available on the App Store now.

Mitch Hurwitz totally stole this episode. Huh, the guy who created Arrested Development is a really funny person. Who knew?

Jack Tretton's leaving to do what Jeff Gerstmann's idea of him was always meant to: become a hard-boiled, shit-kicking detective.

-insert joke about Man of Steel Superman not being a hero at all here-

I wish they did more of those. When it was on Netflix, I watched it maybe 7 times. When they pulled it, I ordered the DVD on Amazon and watched it another 5. Maybe I should dig it out again tonight, since I've already seen the first episode of Review.

One of my favorite parts of the CBB TV show so far is Rainn Wilson failing to hide how funny he thinks this poem is. I think his eyes actually start tearing up with the strain of trying to keep from cracking up.

He played one of the songs off the new album when I saw him late last year at Second City (with Fred Armisen on drums for a couple songs!).

I think this final season will see Don Draper finally changed, maybe even by the premiere he'll have made great steps since we last saw him.

Of course Art's not an ACTUAL villain. But since Raylan is our protagonist, and Art has the greatest ability to harm Raylan besides the people who try to actually murder him? I think he's the biggest enemy Raylan has besides Boyd. Funny how they're probably the closest things he has to friends, too.

You are confusing the Reverend Tuttle and the Senator Tuttle. I believe Childress is the Senator's son.

*Erik Adams runs out of the room in tears*

It's not a review.

Rust's daughter was actually named Yella King Cohle.

The Yellow King will likely be a floating title that goes from any member of the cult who is the focal point of their, uh, ceremony. Whoever had all the fancy stuff on him in the video we all couldn't watch, that guy was the Yellow King that time. Billy Lee Tuttle, the Reverend Tuttle, Reggie Ledeoux, and the man…

Yup.

I think at some point, this is the season without a big villain. If anything, the 'villain' is Art or Raylan himself. The Crowes are just there to keep Raylan from confronting that fact.

He's stretched far too thin. Now he HAS to cover tons of shows, rather than his Blogspot work, where he could cover shows he actually was invested in.