I was thinking that while watching it, and for a minute there I really thought one of them would end up dead.

That lack of control over their lives is why I watch the show in the first place.  It's only fitting, since the entire storyline started with an illness and a death sentence.  Protagonist finds out he has no control over his life, gets a reprieve, and finds out he still has no control over his life.  Worse, it spreads…

Technically, so did The Wire.

We could have had 8 seasons of Knight talking up the virtue of generic waxed beans.

I was listening to The Dan Patrick Show this morning, and those guys talk up the show.  Their conclusion after this episode was that there was going to be a movie.

The cool ep. was when they got stuck in the valley during the rolling blackouts, and were sweating the gate on Aquaman.

This, from the guy who told Dinkins that all New Yorkers should wear name tags.

It's true:

Everyone was waiting for a plane crash.  Right?

Magic, with Anthony Hopkins and Ann Margaret, complete with boob shot.

Kramer had a sudden urge to dump when he was auditioning to play Kramer.

I think she was also the captain of the Roger Young in Starship Troopers.

Kind of a recurring theme with Esiason.  Deon Sanders couldn't stand the guy.

Say what you want about Ochocinco, and I get that it's annoying watching him constantly trying to become a brand, but he doesn't go out and dope up, or get hammered.  He doesn't show up on police blotters.  He doesn't torture dogs, or try to pass himself off as Ron Mexico.

Marv Albert was good when he did NFL games for NBC back in the day.  Any time a team would run a gadget play, you could count on Albert saying, "Ohh and there's some chicanery!"

Absolutely.  In the mob world he is seen as a pris because of his devotion to his wife.  Like Christopher once said about him, however,"He's a snakey fuck."  Curatola plays the role perfectly, all the way to the end.

Thing is, most places automatically stick 15-18% on the tab for any party over 6.

He's not vicious, he's a snotty teenager. 

Johnny Gage performing a Native American/Biker wedding ceremony.  Very poigniant.   This isn't the greatest show ever, but it's damn fun to watch.

In game 7, Boston took a 2-0 lead early, but you just knew they were going to lose.