The last season was horrible without Jeff, and that jackass Oliver was a poor substitute.

Hey, while we're complaining, it's "Silver Bullet", not "The Silver Bullet" ( http://www.avclub.com/artic… ).  All 1st season episodes titles have one word; 2nd have two; 3rd have three. 

I do love how, in a cartoon ostensibly for children, he attempts suicide with what he thinks is his final bullet in order to avoid capture.

And that district attorneys don't trust people who look like Michael Buble.

@avclub-7505b3f30b69f0b36daa1dfc17058254:disqus  — Okay, now I got it.  Thanks.

@ Obelix — Wait, that doesn't seem to work.

Thanks for that, Nice dolphin nigga; now, how do I do the "link to profile" thing that you did with Jean-Luc Prickhard?

Incidentally, it's "Silver Bullet", not "The Silver Bullet" — all 1st season episodes have one word titles, all 2nd season episodes have two word titles, and all 3rd season episodes have three word titles.

Fair enough — I figured it couldn't hurt to ask.

Wait, was the interview carried out via e-mail, or was it in-person?  Because if it's the latter, and you have an audio recording, I'd love to listen to it (if you and Root are okay with it being podcasted), despite having read it already.

Free cockpunches?  Sign me up, Netflix!

Amen to that.  Also, is it just me or is Parker Posey even better looking than she was 10 to 15 years ago?

Do the interludes on KMD's Mr. Hood count as skits?  I thought they were genuinely clever and enjoyable; my favorite was when they splice in Bert from Sesame Street to finish off "Who Me?" (more of a mini-skit, but still).

Wow, the episode numbers are screwed up again.  This one is episode 11, not 12.

A pocket three, not a pair of pocket threes.

People who get pissy with players who win big and leave after a short stay at the table are ridiculous.  The one thing I'll give players at card rooms:  I have never seen even one of them pull this shit.

Unless the board shows 2 pair, and you have the smaller boat (e.g. — you have a pocket 3 and no ace and the board is A A 7 3 3).  Or there are trips on the board.  But in general, I agree.

I've been playing for a number of years and it seems to me there was no
way Damon is getting out of that hand without losing his stack.

Except Teddy is a mobbed up scumbag and would have no problem welshing and/or killing Mike outright, in lieu of paying him. "Pay da maan hees moahney" is the most unrealistic line in the movie.

My pleasure.