Hey, Wings was pretty funny.

Tombstone was a great movie. I just question the wisdom of showing it in a crisis center.

When I was a teenager, I decided to try and off myself. It wasn't successful, and to paraphrase Fight Club, it wasn't a for-real suicide, it was just one of those cry-for-help things. So, they put me in the local youth crisis center, a combination mental health ward and juvenile hall. And, every night was movie night.…

I think someone needs to take his son on a trip to Maine.

I think Tyson is being set up for a fall somewhere down the line. It's shown that he underestimates Caleb and thinks he's an idiot; Brad did the same thing, and paid the price.

Slow Winter Sun.

My favorite riff: "What's your *beef* with these guys?"

Yeah, but people outside this website know who Kanye is. Dan Harmon has all the cultural name recognition of J-Zone.

Dan Harmon is the Leni Riefenstahl of hipsterism.

I attribute the solidity of Soup to the influence of Andy Wallace. Otherwise, Blind Melon epitomized everything wrong with early nineties "alternative" music.

I remember back in the day, MTV showed a video for Ugly Kid Joe's "Busy Bee", and VJ/personality Kennedy basically shat upon and buried the song. It was the first time I heard a VJ do such a thing. I never saw the video, or heard Busy Bee again; soon after, I never heard from Ugly Kid Joe again.

I've been downhearted baby
I've been downhearted baby
Ever since the day we met

The only questionable production choice I see is Walter's hair.

Their anti-capitalist sentiments sweetened the pot; their sloganeering and pop leftism merely heightened their value as a commodity.

One of my fondest memories has to loosely do with Tom Clancy.

The more I think on the finale, the more I like it. Someone said that Walt was rehabilitated, but that's nonsense. Take the trust fund: he only manages to get it to Flynn by exploiting his reputation, and leading Gretchen and Elliott to believe that they're going to be murdered.

I don't see any rehabilitation. Rehabilitation would have been turning himself in as Saul suggested; despite his words to Skyler, he ultimately died as Heisenberg, stroking the instruments of his craft.

Dr. Jessie Pinkman Never Returned Home.

So what are the chances we get a prequel to this? Anyone down for High Summer Moon?

Folks talk about morality like it's black and white!