This reality dancing competition is getting worse all the time!

They made sure never to have multiple Glamdrings in the same area, like siamese fighting fish.

I doubt they were scrounging the lot for swords and there was a Glamdring just chilling about. It was probably a replica put there by a nerdy set dresser.

Punch-Drunk love is one of my favorite films, but I don't see the homages/theft other than general stylistic choices PTA always makes that bring Altman to mind. I'd love to hear your insight.

I was very proud of myself for beating the Bed of Chaos without immense difficulty this weekend; that was one boss I've heard many people refer to.

When Jesse drove out of the compound he just. Kept. Driving.

I'm about halfway through a combined read as well, and it sure does iron out a lot of my issues with either book on its own. You don't notice how much traveling and talking about things rather than doing them happens when the book is padded out with other plotlines. There are a couple of redundant spots (I believe…

I'm truly hoping PT Anderson's Inherent Vice takes several pages from The Long Goodbye's book.

I always thought that was illustrative of Marlowe's character, that either he's too morally upstanding to sleep with his neighbors or that he's too much of a sad sack slacker to even be considered a sexual being by those women.

Those girls upstairs? I think they're a bunch of lesbians!

Has there been any talk of what happened to the child since season 2 or so? Is it possible he got Jack disease (from Jack, the Francis Ford Coppola film), and grew into Bob Benson over the course of seven years? Is there anything to disprove this?

I feel good pretending that didn't happen. I'm actually quite comfortable with how much it didn't happen.

I've definitely pulled a Harry Crane to ghost out of business meetings regularly. When a presentation on new breakroom policy causes you to storm out in guilty tears, nobody follows up with questions.

Even when I agree that the song is bad, I find myself disagreeing with the person who hates it.

You mean his former girlfriend that he married, Kulap? I guess other people might say she's his FRIDAY NIGHT LIIIIGHTS

IT'S BEEN A WHILE…since I've laughed so hard.

I agree. Considering the theories being thrown around outside the show and the implications of something larger going on within the show, the culprit being one rogue supercreep seemed a bit underwhelming. But what a ride.

Can I *be* any more gritty?

He's the Zorro Gotham, I mean, Mexico, didn't really ask for.

Since it's Colin Firth, I'm going to assume my girlfriend's going to try and integrate marmelade into our bedroom shenanigans after seeing this.