Since every poster seems to be too young to have even seen them, I guess I'll have to be the old guy who invokes both Charles Rocket and the all-time worst (yes, worse than Colin Quinn) - Brad Hall (otherwise known as Mr. Julia Louis-Dreyfus). He was fucking terrible. He was so enthusiastic about the gig - and it…

dar! what i meant to say was that the art direction is beautiful but seems so lifeless and "theatrical". cut and paste my enemy you are.

"no" and "crushed" are absolutely dead-on. this is one of those shows that everyone wants to be good but it just isn't. the beautiful art direction and the cliched, often wooden acting just ruin it.

Sigh
All those potential first downs and first place trophies. Sadly, we'll never know…

Kiernan Shipka
I was blown away by her performance. She was channeling Betty the whole episode and absolutely nailed some of her mannerisms during that gut-wrenching tantrum.

Favorite Moment
Monday morning when Roger said to Don, "one good turn deserves another" and reached into the liquor cabinet. I said out loud, "oh no," thinking that the boozing was starting up again. No lessons learned and the downward spiral hastening. My heart sank at the prospect. Absolutely brilliant that he…

uh…
this season is as boring as this post.

Here's what concerns me…
Even if you go back to the pilot, Walton Goggins has only been credited as a guest star (and he wasn't even credited in ep 3). The Raylan/Boyd relationship has been the most compelling aspect so far and the guy playing Boyd isn't attached in any significant way that I can see.

i meant "face rubbed" - and i meant "nose" - so "nose rubbed"

The Marriage Ref is like having your faced rub in a pile of puppy shit

Getting closer…
…to bailing on this show. It's just getting fucking ridiculous. It's like a goddamned telenovela at this point.

The fault lies with Michaels. The writers and actors are very funny and talented people (mostly) who are stuck in an impossible situation. He's a 65-year-old man making 99.9% of the creative decisions on a comedy show designed to appeal to 12-25 year-olds. He's married to an antiquated, cumbersome, stress-inducing…