… or commercials. Not sure "God's Gonna Cut You Down" makes me want to buy a Jeep Cherokee …

… or commercials. Not sure "God's Gonna Cut You Down" makes me want to buy a Jeep Cherokee …

"Looks like Lane [removes sunglasses] … paid the ultimate Pryce"

"Looks like Lane [removes sunglasses] … paid the ultimate Pryce"

What is Polygon? Another Gameological Society? According to their Features Editor, their Features will "kick your ass" … so they've got going on, I guess.

What is Polygon? Another Gameological Society? According to their Features Editor, their Features will "kick your ass" … so they've got going on, I guess.

Did they then take it away after 7 and a half months?

Did they then take it away after 7 and a half months?

Am I mis-remembering the book? Wasn't the main character's friend the quarterback on the football team? If I remember correctly, he was gay, but it seems as if he has morphed into Stefon for the movie. Or am I totally wrong?

Am I mis-remembering the book? Wasn't the main character's friend the quarterback on the football team? If I remember correctly, he was gay, but it seems as if he has morphed into Stefon for the movie. Or am I totally wrong?

Yeah, but didn't we go through this a few seasons ago when they had a government account, and all guys went had to get a security clearance?

Yeah, but didn't we go through this a few seasons ago when they had a government account, and all guys went had to get a security clearance?

Huh - I had the same thought, too: that next week's episode would really jump ahead - a long while after the dust has settled from Lane's suicide, and where the company is now. But the promos don;t seem to imply this … but then again, they never do.

Huh - I had the same thought, too: that next week's episode would really jump ahead - a long while after the dust has settled from Lane's suicide, and where the company is now. But the promos don;t seem to imply this … but then again, they never do.

I thought there was a bit of a nod to Salinger there - the Museum; the absence of parents; the young kids, one in prep school; and then Glen's line to Don in the elevator about everything turning to crap - it smacked a bit of Cather in the Rye, no?

I thought there was a bit of a nod to Salinger there - the Museum; the absence of parents; the young kids, one in prep school; and then Glen's line to Don in the elevator about everything turning to crap - it smacked a bit of Cather in the Rye, no?

He'd be perfect if there was a Tortured Widower in Batman's rogue's gallery …

He'd be perfect if there was a Tortured Widower in Batman's rogue's gallery …

Yeahhh … I always consider that one of film's best sequels. I'd even consider it better than the original, actually …

Yeahhh … I always consider that one of film's best sequels. I'd even consider it better than the original, actually …