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Katia makes Hannah McKay look clever and interesting.

I wouldn't be surprised if Season 2 (pardon me one second. hahahahahhahahah) was about Frank covering up Joe's murder.

My mind still cannot get around the idea of Frank being a super cop. He's so lousy at everything. Even hiding his day drinking.

I pray that "becomes a lumberjack" becomes the new "it was all a dream."

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It has nothing to do with Deadwood. It has more to do with the shocking lack of focus. At least for me personally. And I really like the show.

I wouldn't say Harrow is boring, just pointless. Gillian is boring and pointless. Van Alden is not boring, but pointless. Capone- a bit boring, mostly pointless.

You're acting as though you don't want to see what the chick Eli's son almost got to bang does after college.

I'm looking forward to when Boardwalk Empire finally has plotlines running in all 48 states. So Season 6?

Isn't Baggage Claim (in this context) virtually synonymous with Damaged Goods? And I'd much rather see a romantic comedy entitled Damaged Goods.

At least this doesn't look like an infomercial like Think Like a Man, a movie based on a book that featured the characters reading the book and the author discussing the book. 

I also have to imagine it's tough finding people to trust being in the Sons. I understand that people who want to join a motorcycle club are looking for the outlaw life. But there's a difference between "outlaw life" and murdering federal officers and being in a war with the IRA.

I'm not going to kill you. I'm just going to kill a lot of other people over the course of five years in order to make you cry. Vengeance shall be mine!

I get the "point" of Gish's character, I just think it feels way too disconnected from the main plot and not nearly weighty enough. I'm not saying it needed equal screentime to the investigation, but I think a better percentage would have gone a long way towards improving her purpose on the show. But maybe the next…

I think the kidnapping of Jax's son/the trip to Ireland was what really hurt the show. The show lost something incredibly special when the Sons of Anarchy went from being a Charming (and charming) motorcycle gang to some sort of international organization.

Dracula's starting on October 25.

I actually liked the use of politics in the original because it gave it a hook, even if that disappeared when it took the left turn. The remake feels a bit hollower. Even if the motives were a lie in the original, it made some of his actions (e.g. who he chose and way) make sense. In this it seems like they took some…

As much as I hated the first two seasons of The Killing, that was The Wire compared to Low Winter Sun. I can't think of another show that I've wanted to see canceled in mid season more than Low Winter Sun.

There is certainly a joke that can be made involving 2 Broke Girls and hardening poverty. Might be a personal insult, but it's there.