She would not understand the American cause, certainly not in the manner that Philip does. I do think she could understand the depth of commitment itself. I think the way that Stan ruthlessly pursued his partner's killer, even to the point of executing a random KGB nobody, would be something she would know very well.

That's actually what she's credited as. Watch the end titles and there it is "Poor, Poor Martha."

I know the male and female spheres are not as open as they are today but I can potentially see a connection between Elizabeth and Stan. Not a romantic one, absolutely not, but a sense of understanding or respect. Aside from Gregory (and perhaps now Irina), Stan is probably the only one as committed to a cause as she…

That's exactly it. Although I personally like the idea that it was Todd's imperfect creation that did the job.

Meh I prefer the theory that all AMC shows take place in the same universe.

I am hoping that its revealed that Phillip isn't ethnically Russian. That his family was from what is now Lithuania or Ukraine (or that they were Jewish). That he now feels conflict because the country that has been his employer is no longer the country of his birth.

Slightly disappointed we only caught a tiny glimpse of the future George VI standing in his naval uniform behind the throne.

We'd always wondered what it would take for Nick Cage to turn down a role written for him. Now we know.

This concept really can only survive in a limited series. 5 seasons, tops. Could be great or….could be awful.

The problem with Belle is that when 1789 comes around, she and her indolent aristocrat mate will not be spared a date with the national razor.

For me, I think of her as an outstanding Selina Kyle which pretty much obliterates everything else.

Another glorious detail is that if you look closely, the aliens are killed in the crash and Brian is totally unharmed.

So Community survives thanks to NBC's continued inability to find anything that anyone wants to watch.

Keep your hope. I didn't think it was possible for me at all. Then I met this girl who had been living in my neighborhood for 15 years without our paths ever crossing. That was 6 years ago. Last night we watched Constantine on DVD. It was her idea.

I'm a little disappointed with the ongoing Ted-Robin whatnot. Mostly because the original Ted-Robin breakup in season 2 was so adult, so grownup, and so real that to drag it out like a college romance seemed totally contradictory. I understand the inability to just let go, especially for someone like Ted, and its made…

Maybe it should be Harvey.

"Like a hawk"

All I want out of How I Met Your Mother at this point is one knowing glance between Bryan Cranston's Hammond Druthers and Bob Odenkirks Artillery Arthur.

Favorite gag: Moe gets the fryer from the C Deck Mess Hall of the USS Missouri then boasts that it could flash fry a buffalo in 40 seconds.

Was not crazy about him until Midnight Ron and he was standing in a filthy apartment in his underpants with a drink in his hand and a pile of cash like Wendell in Frisky Dingo. At that moment my eyes were opened.