The studio audience roared over what Hanks did with that part! He was hilarious.

That huge suit!

Seriously? That is amazing!

The early episode about his dog was just so devastating. I seem to recall Alex weeping over the loss. Plus his frustrating relationship with his father, an infuriating charming jerk.

Rust making a beer can doll, talking about how being a person is harboring a delusion, and victims of murder are relieved to die. Thanks for triggering my existential panic, dude.

Hell, why not! Or the Larry David music, or the What's Happening music!

Oooh, I'm sick of snarky characters. As if we're all expected to relate to people who can't bring themselves to care about anything!

Indeed, the dialogue is incredible, as if it came from a fascinating novel or play.

Is throwing the word "meta" around cool, now? Because I only ever see it in critical context, and I don't know what it means. The review says there's good meta and bad meta, apparently.

Because every girl crazy bout a sharp dressed man.

Man, everything I read about the articles on "Slate" sounds insulting. I guess it would be a good place to check out the next time I feel like indulging my inner masochist.

"I really want to be a mother. Hey, look at that distracting thing! Hmm, I lost my train of thought. Oh well!"

Not that it matters, but it could be 12 dollars because Axe Man bought it way back when he was decidedly alive in the 1920s. And I guess he's worn it all along.

Apropos of nothing, I loved how he seemed to say "dudn't" instead of "doesn't" on Fringe. I do that, too! (I'm a Texan; not sure where Lance is from…)

Kathy Bates as a witch would've been really cool!

That scene told me that if Fiona was wearing a wig or extensions—as Marie had said—well, that hair stayed on good and tight while Axe Man was tugging on it!

Ah, but how many folks are mass murdering ghosts?
(Uh, he's a ghost, right…I guess?)

That's hilarious!

I'd like to fass his bender!

I'd like to trip on her stairway!