My favorite is when you leave an AV Club window open too long then post a comment, and it posts under your Disqus account instead of your AVC account but won't tell you that.

I just assumed anyone with Seabass' military training would be able to get the drop on security.

Yeah, I was thinking "If he had enough sense to tell her to move her hands slowly, why didn't he have enough sense to realize she could shoot him through her purse?"

Despite the range he was able to portray as Shane Vendrell, and the pressure he was constantly under then, I don't think we ever saw him screaming like that before.

I'm gonna have to go back and listen. I named a fantasy football league I started last year "My Pal Foot Foot."

Oh, that makes more sense.

Wasn't John Cullum also Leap Day William?

"I straight up forgot Jacqueline’s son exists."

Ha. I'm a bit familiar with bourbon production in America and how relatively lacking in diversity it is, but I never know which is which off the top of my head.

With the lady next door.

What I don't understand is that Boyd came to that conclusion yet still went forward with robbing the Pizza Portal that day. Did he know the charge they set wouldn't work? Why wouldn't he have just arranged to rob the money when Avery moved it, like he decided to do at the end of this episode?

Did you catch what Raylan had poured at the Pizza Portal?

Oh yeah, the Avery vs. Loretta speechifying was straight from Mags vs. Boyd in "The Spoil."

David Schwimmer!

Ah, another week, another scene where Raylan enters someone's private dwelling uninvited and uses excessive force.

Well said.

I don't even think the performance is the problem (though I've not seen the whole season). He's just conceived as too stupid to function and as though he shouldn't have to bear any responsibility for his fuckups.

Maybe reddit's atheism board linked to us or something.

The worst recent example was the Last Man on Earth pilot review which complained "Does the avatar of humanity really have to be another straight white dude?" That's a fine point to make in an article about broader trends in Hollywood, but it does a gross disservice to Will Forte, who created the show, and is one of…

See, I think "Christian wing-nut perspective" is a pretty large jump to make. You can avoid reading the linked review if you want, but I don't think any of Donna's reviews suggest someone working from an invalid perspective or not one chained to reality. Her analysis has always been insightful, and if she can maintain…