Don't Bogart that Squishee

It's that rotten Chase gene.

It's that rotten Chase gene.

Only after graduating from Bovine University, of course.

Only after graduating from Bovine University, of course.

Local hero shuns spotlight, pitches in!

Local hero shuns spotlight, pitches in!

It's not really "divisive" if Todd was the only person in the universe who liked it.

It's not really "divisive" if Todd was the only person in the universe who liked it.

Washington: A Life on the Street

Washington: A Life on the Street

"You don't know what it's like—having everyone assume you're at your worst, like you can't see straight."

"You don't know what it's like—having everyone assume you're at your worst, like you can't see straight."

The Joker is a really interesting comparison. Dexter as a deranged villain seems like a logical way to write/portray the character, but the show's never really done it before, and damn did it work here.

The Joker is a really interesting comparison. Dexter as a deranged villain seems like a logical way to write/portray the character, but the show's never really done it before, and damn did it work here.

stay away from my feminist mother.

stay away from my feminist mother.

I actually liked that too (and I was sort of hoping he would just bleed to death and be off the show, just like that), but the show really lost all the goodwill it gained from that initial stabbing by subjecting the maid-type woman to the same thing. When did Weeds become the most amoral show in the history of…

I actually liked that too (and I was sort of hoping he would just bleed to death and be off the show, just like that), but the show really lost all the goodwill it gained from that initial stabbing by subjecting the maid-type woman to the same thing. When did Weeds become the most amoral show in the history of…

Wouldn't getting sucked in to your spouse's scheming be more of a Macbeth mode than a Lady Macbeth mode?