I am now considering playing the Escape From NY theme while Michael Myers stalks his victims. Thank you.

This has little to do with Bob's Burgers but both Nick Offerman and H. Jon Benjamin were in a segment on John Oliver's Last Week Tonight last night and now worlds have collided and nothing will ever be the same.

"Obnoxiously sentimental." That is probably the most perfect description I've come across in quite some time for this show.

Fading fast.

Only deranged laugh that clown ever gave me was his toy-piano playing.

So some German's idea of a depraved, debauched, and degrading sexual act involves a marionette puppet?

Wasn't AMC looking into turning Preacher into a series?

I'm not familiar with Ryan at all but I was pleasantly surprised by his presence and performance.

Not too shabby for something on the ol' NBC.

That's good because the writers will probably botch his backstory anyway.

As far as horror atmosphere, I've always felt Alan Wake did a great job while still being pretty action heavy.

The creators and/or writers not consulting with Ricky Jay, probably one of the world's authorities on human oddities living and dead, just does not make sense.

Can't remember the last time I heard the word "hooch" used so much. It was only twice but still…

I'm tossing "Not Your Kind of People" by Garbage into the ring.

I asked the wife the same thing. Probably Tom's most creepy song; for the longest time I refused to listen to it.

Alan Wake always gave me the heebie jeebies.

Been contemplating, after getting rather Twin Peaks obsessed, finally seeking out Deadly Premonition.

The use of original music in this show is always a bit jolting but not unusual when it comes to montages.

Yeah, there were some obvious images sneaking in there.

Safe to assume that Commodore will assume his mentor role once Nucky starts assisting him personally as sheriff.