I have settled on a definition of hipster I find immensely useful. "Hipsters" are those set of people who spend time discussing whether or not things are "hipster."

Spring Breakers IS the perfect blend of art and commerce.

I'm completely obsessed by the Lord of the Rings coop LCG. And yes, the model is a great one for avoiding the frustration and work of collecting and trading.

Prosthetic flesh / fake ice pick is also a common way these are done.

I feel they are overplaying the LMD hints which suggests to me it's not going to turn out to be that. I think May is an LMD, and both her and Coulson know it.

The best moment was his very slightly raised eyebrow in the first scene with the marchioness when she said "I fell in love with the horse."

That's all the culinary experience any food critic has, right?

My feeling was that Carrie wasn't made, but that he is (justifiably) very suspicious of her, so is going to treat her as if she's a triple agent, and force her to prove that she's flipped.

As soon as they implied Dana and Leo might double-suicide I wondered if the writers knew that like three quarters of their audience were wishing for exactly that outcome…

I'd take a 5-10 minute check in with the Brody family every 3rd episode, or something.

I wish it had been her idea, hatched the moment she turns back to talk to the lawyer dude, and she had run it by herself and gone to Saul to sell it to him. That gives her more agency, grasping from her most desperate moment for still being fucking CIA.

Well, it has a fair number of people of color. They are just all working for evil / unable to control their super powers / niave and in need of saving and disappear after a week. And yeah, Meera Malik as Quinn would substantially improve the show.

Inside of my wife, it's too dark to read.

Math review: The math in this episode was terrible.
1) It is really close to certain that P is not NP. On the show, the proof was that P is NP. I can't quite say that is impossible, because, well, it hasn't been proven yet. But it's really unlikely, and certainly would have been incredibly shocking to every person on…

Obnoxious London filming: They were in Trafalgar square (North of the river) and then they were heading North on the Westminster bridge (the one with the nice view of the house of commons and Big Ben). Meaning either they got a really shitty taxi driver who managed to charge them for unnecessarily crossing the river…

Sometimes you want to bathe alone?

Now put a beat under this.

Also, food is never too spicy in this show. The person who won was worried their food was too spicy, and then they won, and the person whose food was even spicier was also in the top. So yeah, add lots of chili is right up there in the top chef rules

Actually, the error is that once the cabin has depressurized (which takes seconds) there's no longer any suction out the hole. That's why people can fly in planes with intentional holes in them (like the planes people jump out of - people don't get sucked out of the door). So the way the dude who was standing right…

For me, Saul is an increasingly interesting character, and Montoya is superb in the role.