I'm glad to see James Roday working again after Psych. He is the champion of simultaneously adoring and skewering pop culture tropes. This is definitely on my watch list.

Come to Houston. They're SoDoSoPa-ing everything here. Luxury high-rises and pretentiously named restaurants going up everywhere and running longtime residents out of the neighborhood. And, there are no zoning rules to stop it. Sigh. It's why this season of SP resonates so much with me.

Caitlyn clearing the frathouse, gun in hand, had me laughing…and cheering for her.

Someone needs to make a .gif of that moment when he looks down at his stab wounds and then at Peggy. Donovan really brought it without having to say a word.

My words but a whisper, your deafness a shout.

Only Donald Sutherland in Animal House.

That really took me out of the scene. I couldn't tear my eyes away from that impossibly immobile hair on her boobs.

Eh, it's just a cleaner version of Daryl's hairstyle.

Most of the actors seem heavier than normal: Patrick Wilson, Jesse Plemons, Jeffrey Donovan, even Kirsten Dunst all look they've put on pounds, perhaps for their roles.

,,,and T-Dog, and Noah, and the lady who chose to die in the CDC explosion with Noah Emmerich.

Really, dude. That was in the 70s, which is also when Mayor Ralph Perk's hair caught fire. Let it go.

I think everyone is still in some form of denial, so it didn't bother me that much. When things are going to shit, you hang on to any normalcy that's left, even if it means rationalizing every crazy thing. Daniel is way ahead of everyone else right now.

I thought he was directing it toward Travis.

1. Shot in the Dick rap video
2. Racist dog (I giggle just thinking about that dog in its Klan hood)
3. Valet sketch with Liam Neesons (the Non-Stop movie promo)

Not only that, an hour is a lot of time in live-to-tape TV. It's much easier to carry a half-hour show. Colbert has to get used to filling that time, despite having a house band and multiple guests. He'll get there, I'm sure.

Someone should do a montage of all the title screens this season. They've all been great. I found myself trying to guess when the titles would appear.

I'm glad to see someone else enjoying Tyrant. It does have soapy elements, but the Middle Eastern backdrop makes it unique. This is one of very few US TV dramas to closely portray the turmoil currently going on in the Middle East with a largely ethnic cast. Adam Rayner's acting is much better this season, or maybe…

I loved how Will just stood sipping his wine as Dolarhyde prepared to film and kill Hannibal, with a look of pure detachment on his face. Wow.

I thought the same thing. Where's the damn food you risked your life to get?

OK, I scrolled through 10 pages without seeing my favorite go-to line: "I'll be in my bunk." Not sure what that says about me that I get to use it quite often. ;) Other faves I use a lot: