I guess. My point wasn't that Luschek doesn't deserve to be imprisoned as much as any of the Litchfield residents. In regards to the sex it seemed like in every way but legally Judy King was the one with all the power in that situation (and he was the one being coerced/blackmailed into an unwanted sexual relationship)…

I enjoy it. Might depend on your tolerance for Time Travel Stories (unlike the movie it doesn't question the reality of the future time line/sanity of the protagonist). Admittedly I'm not caught up on the current season (tend to build up a backlog then watch multiple episodes in quick succession) but my impression of…

2017 I believe.

Does it help if it's not the person pointing the two guns doing the talking?

(The show did.)

Seriously, are there any of the current guards who shouldn't be inmates of a (probably higher security*) prison?
Great ironic hiring job MCC, but (should-be) inmates running the prison is not the target to shoot for.

Won, Lost or Drew
(She critiques old episodes of Win Lose or Draw with a celebrity panel)

(Re:2) Depending on when they were filming they probably shot up to 17 versions of that line to cover the potential candidates (the scene cuts back and forth between the two speakers so it's an easy insert)

Comedy Bang Bang…Outlander…Battlestar Galactica (TV Classic)

Adventure Time…Angie Tribeca…12 Monkeys

I'll miss these wonderful reviews not just for their insight but also due to AT's random scheduling the AVClub was the best chance to find out about the episodes I missed…I worry that may make this the last time I stay current on the show.

So it'll be Gone In 60 Seconds?
(…Is that right? I'm not sure what we're doing…)

Or they kill him off early as a cost cutting measure (or hide him til mid season) Per episode pricing might mean we get less jumping around and more single character driven shows…I mean you're not going to want to shell out that kind of money (million or more when it's two of the names) for just a brief drop in scene …

We know one doesn't have to be asleep since the husband from the ship forcefully held his wife in place in the first episode (and she was changed) and we know that it also works if one is asleep (like Tony Shaloub — not quite sure what was expelled from his ear though)
We don't know why only some people's heads explode

Though, "You hired me" is a beautiful response to a boss who would say that. That's a succinct argument winner there if ever there was one.

My memory of it is that Jay never specifically knew what Shia had done in season 1 — presumably he could have guessed that she felt responsible in some manner; Mary was one of "her girls" after all — he was just told to babysit sequestered Shia while production was stopped. As I recall it, his disgust was more that…

Christ 2: High Votive

Say what they will, at least the Farcists made the trains run on thyme.

Zombie apocalypse shows are popular now…I could see Undead Archer being a season long swerve into yet another genre…

Look, sure, it's wonderful to be as jaded as we are, but to manage as part of a society is to realize your experiences and perspectives don't always invalidate those of other people around you. For example, I'm going to assume you fall on the half of the divide that is a tad more likely to objectify than identify with…