I think this episode also seemed to be saying that Walt is having a psychotic break, but he's having good delusional hallucinations that give him survival tips, instead of the bad delusional hallucinations the serial killer got that told him to kill people. 

Having given it way too much thought, I'd like to be an Abbott, from Everwood.  Preferably in the years after Harold had mellowed out a bit, but before step-grandparents died.

Really?  Because you could be Sookie and Jackson's kid.

See, the magic of that show is that the big bosses are humbled by doing grunt work, then give rank-and-file employees big cash prizes at the end.  Not only is that a positive fantasy for most worker bees, the company, and the big boss, usually come off smelling like roses, so the show is like an hour-long ad for…

My real life family is most like the Conners, too.  My mother even looks a bit like Roseanne.

As a firefighter, I watch this as a comedy.  City firefighters and EMS
going into an occupied prison was hilariously unrealistic.  Also, I do
hope the show eventually catches up to the 1970s and acknowledges that
girls can be firefighters and boys can be paramedics.

I'd say 90% of Yes Dear is lazy.  The other 10%, you can see the Greg Garcia who would go on to create My Name Is Earl and Raising Hope playing around a bit.

Ah, yes, Reelz.  They still run that, along with Wings and Becker.

Damn, you're right.  It was a repeated theme throughout an entire episode.

Well, I'm pretty sure that baby gestated for about three years, so they do not seem to live in our universe.

I've never been to LA. Do they have kennels there for babies and young kids where you can park them when you go on vacation? Because they must.

While Sue's farewell to the bus may have been overdone (and, most likely, premature), I appreciate that the show did not go for the cheap jokes of having Sue fall down in the moving bus while standing in the aisle or have any of her bus mates be allergic to her peanut butter cookies.

Axl's pass at creating a presentation out of nothing this season came out way better than what Brick managed.  That restaurant project kicked ass.

I have that problem on and off, and I run the latest Firefox.  I think it's Disqus.

Felicity has 84 episodes, a few over your limit, but I just watched the whole thing on Netflix a few months ago, and it's pretty fun (especially in light of what JJ Abrams, Keri Russell and others went on to do).

The Sorcerer's Apprentice was a real Mickey Mouse magician.

Sinbad, coming soon to Syfy.

That wasn't technically a whore; she was the daughter of someone on the ship and only aspired to be a sort-of-whore.

The way the Grammar Police treat Blue-Americans is criminal.

@avclub-e5b4fef159d90a480b1961cef89a17b7:disqus The first season of Alphas is on both Netflix and Amazon Instant.  The second should be up soon.