Right? I hear a note of any Explosions in the Sky song and my eyes water in a Pavlovian response…

Yeah, I'm out. Watched every season but huge diminishing returns since season 2.

Wow, not even the opening scene with Raylan, Boyd and Ava?

"Lots of respectable people been hit by trains"

Is there any Walking Dead character that is that much lamer in the show than in the comic other than Andrea? Maybe Dale?

"Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs" is awesome, but I attribute most of that to Duane Allman

This discussion is a little ironic because Mad Men itself has spawned a throwback in mens' fashion to the more tailored dress wear and skinny ties of the 1950s

"MMmmmm! Floor pie…"

No, no, no….that's Tim and Dawn's from "The Office". Hand me a hanky

Even though Henry gets the 'ol "TV son with nothing to do" treatment, his "oh shit, this is going DOWN" expression when Paige brought up baptism was hilarious.

Supposedly AA is a blend made from the Blanton's rejects. In fact, I was sipping on some 10 year last night watching this episode. Best bottom-shelf deal there is, IMO

I developed a Suede habit and have never given it up; they are still one of my favorite bands.

Shoot. I read this as Testament at first and was excited to see the AV Club cover a good 'ol thrash band

"Show them your FACE!!"
/smack

Also, wasn't it the first film to use Carmina Burana? That scene where Arthur and the Knights ride out with theflowers growing back on the trees and that musical background never fails to give me chills

It NEVER seemed ridiculous to me. I've been waiting forever for a solid interpretation of Arthurian legend. Excalibur comes closest.

It made little to no impact on me, and I'm a huge fan. I just kinda pretend it didn't happen now

It's been mentioned a million times in both articles

I always thought "Thunder Road" and "Bat Out Of Hell" were samey

Dee Schneider basically admitted he ripped "O Come All Ye Faithful" for the chorus of "We're Not Gonna Take It"