Tim Gunn
Says "thoughtfully" with so much gravitas. He seems to suggest by his tone that were someone unthoughtful in their use of the macy's accessory wall, millions of people would die horribly painful deaths.

RZA
is the architect of the coolest hip-hop crew in history BECAUSE he's a huge nerd. Wu-Tang are a bunch of kung-fu nerds who also are rappers. DJing and Producing is a nerd's game. Isn't there some movie where the Wu-Tang show scenes from their favorite kung-fu movies and talk about them? I remember watching that…

I disagree about the characters
I think Torres is interesting in that her relationship with Lightman isn't based on sexuality, and also that her background is so dramatically different from his.

Crossover would be awesome.

I didn't think it was too horribly implausible.
There really are a whole shit load of kidnappings in Mexico, and the embassy guy sought him out because he knew who he was.

Also, now he's broke, how does he pay the medical bills?

Yeah, and why not donate it all to charity? It is, as you say, easier, and if he's looking to buy karma…

The problem with the mystery part of the show, for me at least, is that it seems so random. There's no way to follow along at home. It's just random symptom, wrong guess, another random symptom, another wrong guess, solution naming some random disease I've never heard of. Weeee,

Great suggestion.

Tobias Beecher!
Seriously, classic tv club Oz, please. Not only is it a great show, not only does it feature like the entire cast of the wire, but it's the prototype for HBO drama.

My wife, who has some characteristics in common with Sheldon (but, thankfully, not all of them), spent the whole time he was trying to figure that out trying to figure it out, with pretty much the same results. It was hilarious.

Fuck you guys. Tom is awesome.

Actually, Death Races are a bad idea if your goal is thinning. All the contestants are on death row, and the winner goes free.

Thanks Whale!

Foursies on agreeing with Rex.

@Acheuropa

Well, I watch it on DVR. Can't they just use me as their only data point and assume all the shows I watch are incredibly popular? That's seems like it's probably the best thing. Y'know, for America.

Matthew Mcconaughey. He was exactly like Mcconaughey.

Why do they still use that backward system? It would be trivial, for example, to collect DVR data.

It's a hard balance to strike. Ideally, the show would have time to build up to where it's going with episodes like this one. It could easily feel rushed, personally I don't like it when shows feel like they are crammed with revelations and plot twists that feel like they're just there to keep fickle fair-weather…