@avclub-183f50a7700982a3ed18ff6d7a5777bf:disqus Clearly Brits must have a problem with American Southern accents; I mean if Idris can't get it, who can? i didn't know Idris wasn't American when I first watched The Wire, and when I found out, I was blown away. I would have been blown away regardless of whether he was…

I was totally thinking Lost. I half expected Hurley to come tumbling out of the woods.

I was totally thinking Lost. I half expected Hurley to come tumbling out of the woods.

I think you're as stoned as I am. Wonderful!

I think you're as stoned as I am. Wonderful!

I just noticed that myself!

I just noticed that myself!

In my opinion, the kid that played Li'l O in this episode looks like he could be the actual son of Michael Cerveris, the actor who plays September. And um, whoa, the actor's name is MICHAEL Cerveris. I just put 2 and 2 together.

In my opinion, the kid that played Li'l O in this episode looks like he could be the actual son of Michael Cerveris, the actor who plays September. And um, whoa, the actor's name is MICHAEL Cerveris. I just put 2 and 2 together.

I watched this stoned out of my gourd, which I highly recommend.

I watched this stoned out of my gourd, which I highly recommend.

@jeremythesollie:disqus If that was supposed to be a southern accent, then it's the worst southern accent in the history of all southern accents.

@jeremythesollie:disqus If that was supposed to be a southern accent, then it's the worst southern accent in the history of all southern accents.

I live in California, and sometimes I'll look at an episode's AVC rating out of curiousity before watching it. The conclusion I've recently come to is that if Emily doesn't like an episode, I will love it, and if she raves about an episode (like last week's Charlie Rules The World), I'm going to think it's kind of meh.

I live in California, and sometimes I'll look at an episode's AVC rating out of curiousity before watching it. The conclusion I've recently come to is that if Emily doesn't like an episode, I will love it, and if she raves about an episode (like last week's Charlie Rules The World), I'm going to think it's kind of meh.

It's "BWAAAAAAAAAAMP," not "BLLLLLARRRREEEEEEEEE." Get with it, man. Come on.

It's "BWAAAAAAAAAAMP," not "BLLLLLARRRREEEEEEEEE." Get with it, man. Come on.

And in Prometheus, I thought.

And in Prometheus, I thought.

Deb and Dexter have not even remotely engaged in physically intimate contact with each other, and dear god, I hope they never do.