I know I'm late to the Cult discussion party, but surprisingly, it's hard to find a place talking about it.

I was coming here to post the same thing.

James Franco just clubbed Dane DeHaan over the head.

What's worse. Having an entourage named the Wild Kidz or knowing that your entire entourage could be taken out by Turtle?

Has Miley Cyrus burned out or has she just gotten weird, but not "concerned for her sanity" weird? Because to the best of my memory, she's never gotten in legal trouble or hurt anyone.

The only way for Bieber to die is for him to kill himself for no force on Earth is stronger than he is.

I'm imagining them engaging in the same activities as William S. Burrough's Wild Boys.

There was that thing with Robin Sparkles

I hope that Scruffy (the janitor) would be a Belieber.

A bull-moose peeing in my mouth? How did Sandler know about my weird Teddy Roosevelt fetish dream? 

That horse woke up with a jockey's head in its bed.

The show might have faltered by Noble consistently brought his A game (or games, depending how you consider Walternate). Even in Season 5, he had moments of such great humor mixed with such emotional power that you become surprised he never got more attention for the role.

That was how Skye knew it wasn't the real Steven Rae. Because fake Rae said he wrote from midnight to 6, but real Rae would come in at random times to do work on the show and the 12-6 hours was created for a press release. Which makes me hope that Stephen Rae is just some reclusive weirdo but has absolutely no idea…

I also put Olyphant over Buscemi. Although I'm a fan of both shows, I like Justified a lot more.

More Cult!! Where the leads could be out-investigated by a couple of 12-year-olds with the most minimal amount of gumption.

Well that's all I got. Serves to look at the second page.

"Don't think just because you got a lot of money, you can torture political dissidents honey." Oh wait.

I think he was referring to George W. Bush (and that was something I noticed too). George Bush was in Two Bad Neighbors and Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington, but the closest we got to George W. Bush was the cardboard cutout Homer made of HW's sons, George Bush Jr. and Jeb Bush.

This episode always reminds me about how clever the political satire on The Simpsons used to be, and how far it's fallen now. (And by the way, I still like the show and watch every episode,) Like the review said, this was an equal-opportunity offender.

Skrillex? I approve if it means we get more Angus T. Steakflower newswires.