I think I read that they have a contract for at least one more season, but I'm sure they could get signed for more.

I think I read that they have a contract for at least one more season, but I'm sure they could get signed for more.

Yup, it's called sugar glass, though there are other types as well.

Yup, it's called sugar glass, though there are other types as well.

My only theory with the Joel McHale thing is to highlight Gemma's need for a son. In his first appearance his character played up the mommy thing big time. Unless they bring him back for something more, that's all I can make of it.

My only theory with the Joel McHale thing is to highlight Gemma's need for a son. In his first appearance his character played up the mommy thing big time. Unless they bring him back for something more, that's all I can make of it.

The one thing I haven't figured out yet is Clay's "documents". They've been mentioned several times and they showed him looking over them again at the end. Theories?

The one thing I haven't figured out yet is Clay's "documents". They've been mentioned several times and they showed him looking over them again at the end. Theories?

It's not muscle, it's explosives. Boyd knows explosives. I'm sure that's why he in particular would be crucial to the heist..

Read a book!

Whoa, you referred to Ellsworth from Deadwood as some dude from Supernatural? SHAME ON YOU. Bad TV referencing. Get ya game right, son!

@avclub-03f6e9b7ae7bb683be2849f211b2d292:disqus Walking Dead HAS done this, with characters like Otis and the dude from Terriers in the bar who both showed up as promising side-characters (and are great character actors, baiting the promise of ongoing excellence) and were knocked off promptly.

I'd wager the reason they had to do that is that so many of Lohan's sketches bombed in rehearsal they had no choice but to fill the time with commercial replays.

Quick Question: Was Quarles drinking in EVERY scene he was in? Because outside of Gary's seminar I'm pretty sure he downed bourbon in almost every scene.

I checked IMDB too, because I didn't remember Lee Tergesen's name and wasn't sure if the character's name they put up there was his or not. Then I remembered they're doing this as a documentary, so it would make sense to put the "In Memory Of" up there.

Hahaha, Fast Food Nation (the movie) was fucking horrible and boring and unsurprising. It did not deter me (or probably anyone else) from eating anything from anywhere ever. I didn't read the book, but if it was as snooze-worthy and un-shocking as the movie, I am AMAZED at how it got enough traction to even be…

I was totally with the dude who plays Hershel on Talking Dead, when he said he was back and forth with each of them as they made their points back and forth. They both made sense.

Anywhere on the top of your upper or lower arm, shin, or maybe thigh? Doesn't seem like it takes much blood at all (Rick barely pricked his finger and the Walkers came running) and it doesn't need to be a deep cut. Few drops seem to do it, most places on the body seem better than your palm, which you move all the time.

Maybe he's secretly lowering our expectations so we'll be pleasantly surprised!

Best. No question. Sooner the reviewer accepts that the better.