Most of those count well enough, but just because a movie doesn't actually have sex or violence in it doesn't necessarily mean that it isn't about sex or violence. I would argue that Lost in Translation uses sex as one of its primary themes and the main driver of the tension in the film, in spite of there being no…

Most of those count well enough, but just because a movie doesn't actually have sex or violence in it doesn't necessarily mean that it isn't about sex or violence. I would argue that Lost in Translation uses sex as one of its primary themes and the main driver of the tension in the film, in spite of there being no…

Yeah, it's not the greatest show ever, though I do enjoy it. 
Still, I don't think Todd's praise of this particular episode was undue. This was a sublime half-hour.

Yeah, it's not the greatest show ever, though I do enjoy it. 
Still, I don't think Todd's praise of this particular episode was undue. This was a sublime half-hour.

Sometimes. The fact that it allows many scenes to linger on their character development and drama at the expense of the supposed comedy is not an indictment of the show in my eyes. Personally, I felt that this episode's relative lack of comedy was more than made up for by this hilarious line: "We're both just very…

Sometimes. The fact that it allows many scenes to linger on their character development and drama at the expense of the supposed comedy is not an indictment of the show in my eyes. Personally, I felt that this episode's relative lack of comedy was more than made up for by this hilarious line: "We're both just very…

That's how it looked to me. Sometimes having all the answers at the ready can look just as suspicious as claiming not to know.

That's how it looked to me. Sometimes having all the answers at the ready can look just as suspicious as claiming not to know.

We knew in advance that Todd was going to have an increased role at some point. I'm not really sure why, aside from script reasons (resulting in that gutwrenching ending), it had to have been Todd, who had to be let in on a lot of secrets, as opposed to, say, Huell, who already had some knowledge of what was going on.

We knew in advance that Todd was going to have an increased role at some point. I'm not really sure why, aside from script reasons (resulting in that gutwrenching ending), it had to have been Todd, who had to be let in on a lot of secrets, as opposed to, say, Huell, who already had some knowledge of what was going on.