I'd agree, but there were also women in southeast Texas, and Sheldon is horrible to them, too.

I like to think they just posted the Craigslist ad quoted in the episode, and Ms. Hawkins responded.

Your mom: "We had lip sync back then, not karaoke.  People were smarter and valued their ears."

Also made the mistake of recording the 11:00 showing, which started with 5 minutes of the ending, then cut off before that point.  Fuck you, FX.

Robert Clary (the French guy) was in Buchenwald.  He lost 12 family members at Auschwitz.  Also, he was on Days of Our Lives.

Amazingly enough, it's still on Reelz.

Stupid.  He thinks he can find $8000 worth of stuff rooting around in the pockets of New Yorker's jackets.

That makes you a homophonephobe?

There's a difference between being uninhibited and being bad.  Jules grew up sheltered on a farm near a small town.  She obeyed her parents.  Although she talks about having Travis young, she was around 20 or 21, so it's not like she was a teen mom who ran off with Bobby.  She's not a rule breaker, she just likes to…

Except it was a weird mishmash of '80sish styles that no woman would have worn together.  And her pink lipstick looked absolutely bizarre against the too dark fake tan/heavy foundation.

It cracks me up every week that the closed captioning calls it "hip hop".

I assume for the same reason Ava refuses to get her ass out of Harlan County every time it makes no sense for her to stay, some weird mixture of loyalty to home (though for Tonin, he has more than one) and stubbornness.

Can we make this rule for man ass?  I have seen enough flabby man ass on tv to last me a lifetime.

@Peggy_Olsen:disqus "Southern Cross" isn't Seals & Croft, it's Crosby, Stills & Nash (and I don't remember if he was on this or not so maybe Young, too, but I don't think so).  I love that song.

Just a reminder that Nolan can't use his alibi.  He was at the Grayson rally in secret, feeding stuff to Jack.

They don't seem to gain anything from Padma's father's death, but clearly the idea with Padma is to frame Nolan for her murder.

Sarge isn't necessarily the father of Robin's child.  She was raped by multiple men that night (four?), and unless there's a paternity test there's no way to know which one is the father.

They block HDMI output a lot of the times (depends on provider).  A VGA cable and a sound cable, OTOH, work like a charm.

That Athelstand had already learned the Viking language before we met him indicates that he had some curiosity about other cultures.  You say we're looking at it from a 21st century perspective, but don't forget what a 10th century monk's perspective would be: first, he is a scholar, interested in learning new things,…

So, I'm going to put you down on this form as pro incest?