I didn't rewatch any BB, either. I tried, but I read the episode synopses on Netflix and most of it came back to me. Not to mention how intense the end of season four is.

I didn't rewatch any BB, either. I tried, but I read the episode synopses on Netflix and most of it came back to me. Not to mention how intense the end of season four is.

Watched season 1 of Girls. I liked it much as I did Tiny Furniture. I wasn't blown away or totally floored by the show, but I have found myself reflecting on the many of the characters and various episodes in the days since. I love the character of Adam and his development from weirdo to showing his loyalty was very…

Watched season 1 of Girls. I liked it much as I did Tiny Furniture. I wasn't blown away or totally floored by the show, but I have found myself reflecting on the many of the characters and various episodes in the days since. I love the character of Adam and his development from weirdo to showing his loyalty was very…

So they're more interested in the kitschy stuff than the relationships. That's cool.

So they're more interested in the kitschy stuff than the relationships. That's cool.

What made Six Feet Under (there's no way to politely abbreviate that title) such an amazing experience? What is it like, tonally?

What made Six Feet Under (there's no way to politely abbreviate that title) such an amazing experience? What is it like, tonally?

Carnivale is sadly absent from HBO GO, but I'll keep an eye out for it on the cheap.

Carnivale is sadly absent from HBO GO, but I'll keep an eye out for it on the cheap.

I would go with Game of Thrones, except I'm reading the books and want the universe to exist solely in my head before my own vision of Westeros is dominated by the show's. I might cheat on myself here, though, and watch some of season 2 because I loved the book and desperately want to see it dramatized.

I would go with Game of Thrones, except I'm reading the books and want the universe to exist solely in my head before my own vision of Westeros is dominated by the show's. I might cheat on myself here, though, and watch some of season 2 because I loved the book and desperately want to see it dramatized.

So I've been with Breaking Bad since season two. I've finished The Sopranos, The Wire. I'm mostly caught up with Mad Men. I was recently lucky enough to come into some HBO access and I'm trying to decide between Deadwood, Englightened, and Six Feet Under. Since they're all time commitments, I wanted to see if any of…

So I've been with Breaking Bad since season two. I've finished The Sopranos, The Wire. I'm mostly caught up with Mad Men. I was recently lucky enough to come into some HBO access and I'm trying to decide between Deadwood, Englightened, and Six Feet Under. Since they're all time commitments, I wanted to see if any of…

Todd,
I'd like to hear how the Archer panel goes (and for you to get me cast autographs). A report from the Paranorman panel tomorrow would be rad. Also, check out that Dethklok show. I'm sure you're hitting the Breaking Bad and Community panels

Todd,
I'd like to hear how the Archer panel goes (and for you to get me cast autographs). A report from the Paranorman panel tomorrow would be rad. Also, check out that Dethklok show. I'm sure you're hitting the Breaking Bad and Community panels

I support anything that keeps Mike Judge employed.

I support anything that keeps Mike Judge employed.

Yes, I had played 1 twice and 2 once. I think my major initial complaint with 3 was the story. It's so linear and there's no real mystery, as with the other games. My hopes were exceptionally high for 3 and probably not realistic. It's one reason I try not to pay games at launch anymore, excessive cost aside. That…

Yes, I had played 1 twice and 2 once. I think my major initial complaint with 3 was the story. It's so linear and there's no real mystery, as with the other games. My hopes were exceptionally high for 3 and probably not realistic. It's one reason I try not to pay games at launch anymore, excessive cost aside. That…