You missed my favourite: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

I thought it was sweet. It's not like she couldn't catch up by herself later on, but she preferred sharing the experience with him.

Reminded me even more of this: http://www.youtube.com/watc… (which is actually pretty great)

Yes, but she's acting surprised. Who is she acting for? With Olmos it always still "worked" within the logic of Hanks thinking he was Olmos - I know, because I was paying desperate attention since episode 2 to anything that would prove that stupid plot twist was not on its way.

"Spill the Wine" by War as they like totally get high together and goof off.

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Why show her receiving it at all (and reacting with disgusted surprise)?

Gross, Kumagoro.

Not really more authentic, just less embarrassing.

It just feels incredibly (oh dear god please forgive me) "phoney", since everyone knows Jay-Z uses an iPhone; as evidenced by many photographs and common sense.

And they showed Jaimee's scene in the "previously on" because that was totally an important storyline that we needed to be reminded of.

Not a great punchline, but the collaboration to get there does warm my heart. It's all about the journey, guys.

The Quinn-Jaimee storyline is incredibly stupid and boring, so I can't imagine the writers letting go of it after only two episodes. Their relationship drama is probably gonna be the focus of the series finale.

Reminded me of last week's:

Then again, "Little Bitch" lifts quite obviously from "Brown Sugar".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wik…

As a teacher, I can proudly announce I've shown the train/strangulation-scene from "Ripley's Game" on multiple occasions (under the pretext of a class on "body language).

BIG SPOILER

I feel the same way, though I find it hard to find anything memorable on Realism besides the opening track so for me the drop off started a little sooner. It's sad that I'm not even really excited about this album, though the review has made me a bit more interested.

I just watched a season 2 episode and there were huge laughs after Susan & Carol said they were getting married.