Factory Showroom: most underrated TMBG album? Spiraling Shape may be my favorite thing they've ever done.

To be fair, it was not Theon so much as the horrorshow that is The Dreadfort.

1. "Be Right Back"
2. "The National Anthem"
3. "White Bear"
4. "The Entire History of You"
5. "Fifteen Million Merits"
6. "The Waldo Moment"

[edit] ne'ermind

Switch 1 and 2

You were groaning about the "heart attack" even though we've seen Hank in that state before?

Homeland ain't got shit on BB

When he allows Jane to die is the first time he lets another human die willingly and without a self-defense excuse. I think that's a good argument for when he truly became a villain.

But unlike the Shield, we've got 5 prior seasons of solid TV with maybe a couple hiccups

An on-the-fly picture of evidence ain't evidence.

I liked that they called back his panic attacks after killing Tuco.

@avclub-c6447300d99fdbf4f3f7966295b8b5be:disqus Didn't you hear him? Walt wants to LIVE now!

I've been waiting for that face punch for six years. That final scene was one of the best payoffs in television history.

You're right in that he hasn't led an alliance or made particularly big moves (last week doesn't really count as one now), but I think he's got one of the best social games in Survivor history.

give or take a Lisa Welchel

Meet the Parents is solid and would be remembered as being so if the sequels weren't shit.

Pepper needs new shorts!

@JudgeReinhold:disqus Still, I think that's too many factors out of Malcolm's control. I can't imagine there's a scenario where both idols don't get played. I know myself personally would do exactly what Malcolm did rather than running even a slight risk of going out with two idols in my pocket.

I loved that Probst said that, because that was clearly not "how you do it." The way to do it was Erik's way—feet first. Everyone else had to struggle to get up, whereas he was held up maybe half a second.

I need to watch that sequence again just to see who suggested Andrea. All I can remember is Brenda saying it, meaning that everyone else in the alliance could have been thinking what Erik was thinking—they just only showed Erik saying it because he was the only one that didn't vote with Stealth R Us.