Many film studios are moving toward this business model, especially for things with a small pre-existing audience. Werner Herzog's recent film got this treatment, according to an old New Yorker magazine lying around here somewhere, and some piece of bigger-budget studio schlock almost did, before theater owners…

If you find little difference between Tim and Eric's majestic oeuvre and trash youtube made by 11 year olds, I find little difference between you and 11 year olds.

Manny's going to leave a witness to a cold-blooded murder while at the same time leaving empty-handed from his attempt at revenge. Not only at revenge, but also to prevent further attempts on his own life, as well as protecting his investments… Smart guy that would be…

Apparently some people don't understand that they're aren't supposed to like everything that happens on the show.

Why do you watch television?

It's only been the basis of drama since ancient Athens, according to Aristotle.

There's no indication yet (I think) that Jimmy will be able to tell, at least for certain, that Manny is the killer. From his perspective, anyone could be gunning for him and his family. What will happen to Doyle, for instance, or already has happened without our knowing?

Perhaps you realize this show is about violence and crime, wherein nearly all the characters are gangsters? A lot of people here seem to think these characters are like pretty butterflies offered up for their passive viewing pleasure, or root for one or the other based on his prowess as a murderer, when in reality the…

The joke was good, after Jimmy kills Haiim, Manny offers the toast l'haiim, which Jimmy, a bit confused, takes as akin to his customary toast, to the lost… Of course he only had that name to set up this joke in the next episode. But it made me smile-laugh.

You would love Jerusalem then.

It's about more than sex, each verse is literally about blowing loads.

Don't forget about the sex change.

I got the Handi-off reference.

First huh?

Whoever coined it meant it to sound stupid because it's a stupid, hackneyed concept.

I think for something to be a 'rip-off' it needs to have happened within at least 500 years.

Shiny Happy People is a great one. They played it on VH1 Classic the other day.

Sort of been a stock character in drama and literature for 3000 years.

I think it was supposed to be Nov. 11, or Armistice Day, the anniversary of the end of WW1, although Nucky called it 'Memorial Day'. This would explain the red poppy such as European politicians still wear to signify WW1.

He's great in 'Toys', which is a great film.