Uncle Jack did not seem all too interested in Todd's cooking ability; good point.

"Getting published in Foreign Affairs ain't nothing," every assistant professor of political science just thought to themselves.

Not good enough…she must have ALL the roles.

As someone who liked his Skylar oblivious with a side of unconditional maternal love, and then was lukewarm about her until she reentered the Heisenberg Family fold… I started golf clapping when I realized she was sticking with Walt.

Thank you very much for sharing this.

"Also, to the people saying all black actors have to rap, when did that happen?"

His song "bonfire" is sick. He's got a pretty good flow, and can easily compete with his fellow rappists.

Thanks for that; I had no idea.

"I'm still excited by this show."

"…throwing out plans to have Kate serve as the leader of the castaways and putting Jack into the position of power instead."

"Also, IMDB says Matthew Lillard's "Frye" is only in 4 episodes, and he's been in 3 or 4 of them already, so me thinks he's not long for the world of The Bridge."
This is a spoiler, and you are a dick.

Stop making sense.

What? It's genuinely funny to imagine this show winning any awards whatsoever for anything.

Aw, that's sweet you think Dexter is above doing anything.

Hahahahahah, Emmy. That's good. Thanks for the laugh, I needed that.

I'm absolutely confident that if Homeland had always been as ridiculous and Michael Mann-esque as the show was post-Q&A, nobody would've batted an eye. It's just that the precipitous drop in quality — or, depending on your perspective, change of pace — was so jarring and the action so out of nowhere that it amazes me…

I mean, you may as well be speaking for me, as I totally agree. But the premise is cool enough that I don't think I can just ignore the show if they turn things around.

I couldn't agree more with you across the board, but you've got to admit that the fact they they are not resting on their laurels is a great sign. I can't think of another show that was that popular and successful that seriously considered a course correction during its high-water mark (in terms of popularity and…

Exactly. You can't just go from a great thriller to a shoot-em-up Michael Mann movie with better character work in one episode and not expect fans to get pissed.

Say what you want about Rome — that the recreation of Caesar's death was AWFUL, that it was melodramatic as all get out, that the 2nd season pretty much needn't have existed — but the deaths were very well earned.