After watching the whole episode I have been sort of impressed how little they care about making Huck and Quinn likable. The hope is their confrontation ended in a murder/suicide.

One this is not a show that has not had strict continuity and two kids at that age often drop and add friends at the drop of a hat.

I have not finished watching this but, this episode seems to be just as batshit as episodes of their show usually is(then again I do not watch every episode). Was is it significantly worse than a normal episode of this or was it just a breaking point?

NYC parents. That can not be weirder then the parents I encountered going to my cousin's dance recitals.

I am also impressed that Louis C.K resisted the urge of having another single mother throw themselves at his character.

I think he actually has a play on Broadway right now.

I enjoyed that episode. It felt almost like a regular tv show how they used characters this episode. Louie's daughters, his brother and Pamela all played a significant part here. You just need Louie's ex wife and Todd Barry in here for all the most used people to be in here.

The Alex/Haley relationship is one of the few things this show does consistently right. I do not mind more of it.

Kingdom Come was not bad at all. Since it was his first album in three years it was bound to disappoint people. There is a few duds on there but, it might be Jay Z's most introspective album.

A lot of it simply that the other side does not look appealing at all.

There was the woman from the blueberries episode, the pregnant woman from earlier this season. It seems like it has happened a lot.

Also he had a real nice studio in there. So he was spending his money on the right things at least when it comes to his career.

There is still always going to be a lot of art about Cops. Just last year we had True Detective that everyone loved.

Is anybody in the cast famous enough to have a successful memoir? I really want someone to spill what the hell is happening between Julianne Marguiles and Archie Panjabi.

I was just finishing off the alley that you lobbed up.

It was just be him saying uh-huh and yeah 1000 times each.

You would probably be the one who can correct me but, it does not seem Diddy has discovered much talent since the 90s.

USA is usually pretty blatant with it. On Burn Notice they basically had Michael Weston do a car commercial in the middle of an episode.

Especially on a show where the lead character is an advertising executive.

It seems weird if Zoey was playing Ante Up. Since it came out the year she would have been born and does not seem like her genre of hip hop at all.