It wasn't pure sadness, nor was it really devastation or defeat. It was somewhere in the vein of nostalgia. It was… bittersweet, for lack of a better way of phrasing it.

On the upside, sometimes the gorilla didn't look too fake.

Original post on Tumblr was actually

I've had the episode on my computer since it aired in Canada on Thursday and I can't bring myself to watch it because I don't want it to be over.

And then there were actual candy bowls full of Viagra. What a world!

The only thing it really has going for it is Abigail Spencer, who is acting rings around the rest of the cast.

Just starting this after putting it off, but

Half-tempted to go through this list and correct everyone who mentions a horror movie ranked 11-21 as "NOT BEING ON THE LIST"

Devil's Rejects is #21

It was 11th, calm down.

Kelsey's license plate was JC4MP1ON which was amazing.

It's 2015. Who hasn't been reading about these things for like, 10 years now?

Remus has parlayed Remus's good work into numerous roles on Remus's favorite television programs.

Goddamn, the clinking of the spoons out-of-frame in the Typhoid Mary scene was so subtly chilling. Great way to blacken the comedy of that scene.

When Ben got fired from the Bulletin, I couldn't help but hope they'd do a MCU spin on Front Line. Instead, we ended up with a flat line. :(

But Midnite Vultures is great.

Not Carpenter, at least.

You really don't want to go down the Magical Negro trope road though. That's a tough road to justify.

Mitski is amazing. See her live at any opportunity.

Also there's a show called "Hannibal" on tonight. Might be worth watching.