I can't understand why Sims would get heat at this point. My main observation reading this post was how well he was able to incorporate his opinions and thoughts into his summary. I never found myself skipping entire paragraphs, like I have to do with so many of the TV writers on this site.

For someone that doesn't usually get into fantasy, this show is steadily sneaking into my #2 currently airing show. (Nothing will top Breaking Bad.)

This season's still the best since Heroes Vs. Villains

Exactly what I've been looking for in a female contestant. It's amazing that she's already shot up to the top of the list of my favorite women on the show, in season 24. Just shows how underrepresented they are on Survivor.

Maybe, just maybe, we'll get the coconut-rope-chop challenge or whatever the hell it is this season. I can't seem to think of any other reason (other than Redemption Island, of course) why these later seasons' alliances have been so strong.

I've never before been so torn between wanting good drama and wanting my favorite contestant to win.

Are you implying that Tobias as Mrs. Featherbottom jumping from the bannister Mary Poppins-style and falling through a glass coffee table ISN'T the funniest thing that's ever happened?

I wish there was some meme-like response to this that said "The joke was poorly executed"

ONE WALKTHROUGH A WEEK! LET IT BE DONE!

These boards are cracking me up today

Homeland over Firefly? And Game of Thrones over Firefly? …Wow.

@zvasquez:disqus I suppose it's much like The Shield in that respect. Really as long as you don't get Terriers-level numbers you have a pretty good shot at surviving on FX.

@avclub-29539ed932d32f1c56324cded92c07c2:disqus  Oh yeah I definitely think he was cutting Pete down. Inexplicable was probably the wrong word to use there.

@avclub-4c56756898d633b36107f305da70351d:disqus Ken's inexplicable, literal reaction to that statement was the best: something to the effect of, "Why would he wanna do that?!"

He DID say he was frustrated at the time and how much of a dick he was for playing this for people. I give him credit, considering this ain't that big a deal in the first place and Chevy Chase appears to be very hard to work with.

Regardless of your feelings about Sepinwall, looking at it from the writer's perspective, I personally would be worried about making the same observations as Sepinwall and coming off redundant. Then again, the crossover between readers of Sepinwall and The AVClub may be more insignificant than I think.

Well, with this episode, we know that Ted has a kid by AT LEAST December 31, 2015, which would be season 10 of the show. That means he would have had to meet the mother of that child by season 9. I think it's fair to say we'll have 8 or 9 seasons.

Then two mobsters walk up, and Walt, dressed in full S&M garb, tries to explain himself—"you guys, it's a joke"—but they're not buying it. 

@avclub-97b617208bd1cd250cf5d578030ec2f6:disqus  Not to mention that sports car Walt blew up last season

Walter White and the Quest for the Break-Resistant Windshield