I somehow managed to sit through the last few seasons of Weeds only to give up watching the show a quarter of the way through its finale. I just couldn't do it anymore.

You've gotta pay the troll toll to get inside this…

I really hope that the guy with the Perd Hapley accound logs in and writes something.

Edward Snowden?

Is that RJ Mitte's mom with him in the picture?

Just a couple of days ago I saw the Walton Goggins cameo on Sons of Anarchy and it blew my mind. If you're not planning to watch the series, at least watch this clip. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Maybe it is sarcastic wagging?

The "I Don't Care" scene from Girls was one of my tops of the year.
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I have no shame to admit.

Why is there a chain hanging from Jesse's wrist?

Try watching The Shield and having a good night's sleep afterwards.

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There are 40 photos in this set.

My thought is that Walt points the finger at someone else when Hank comes after him. He gets put under witness protection and moved to New Hampshire. Maybe he will give up the great Jesse Pinkman to the DEA in exchange for his freedom? It's far fetched, but I'm not sure who else it could be. Todd and the Nazis? The…

That guy that Deb works for has too many toys on display in his office. As a client, I would have a hard time taking him seriously.

This feels like that college liberal meme with the girl with the dreadlocks and her nose up in the air. That one where she feels like she's saying something really progressive, but in the end she's just looks like a hypocrite and makes everyone disgusted.

I'm all about some TV themed beers, but I wish they had called this a Cascadian dark ale. This style of beer has nothing to do with India and everything to do with the Pacific Northwest.

I would watch this version of it. I'm not sure I'll watch the real one.

My wife is on season three of SOA, and I've only been passively listening.  My main impression of the show has been 'man, that's a show with a lot of montages'.

I think that she gives no grief about washing out people who can't handle the job or shouldn't be there.

Or at least just a short summary of what happens in that version of the script?

I agree, but I'm not quite ready to give up yet. I imagine that I could be bored through at least season 2.
I think what keeps me watching is that the show is at least not insulting. It's calm and quiet and it hasn't made me groan at anything yet.
I suppose it could turn into what Weeds turned into where the main…