Yeah, I don't mind Lester's end being a fall through ice. I just don't get how he managed to escape to even get to that end. I can't remember why exactly it didn't make sense to me.

No, that's not really a fair point. He was Chigurh-like, and similarly almost gets taken out a couple times. There were all kinds of ways for him to finally go down and that way isn't having one of your truly good guys be brought down to his level, especially when that guy is a cop! That's pretty much how I felt at…

I'm okay with their deaths being pointless, that's typical with the Coens.

This gets said a lot about this show(and it's an understandable feeling), but I was always excited, especially because I think pretty early on it was said that the Coen brothers approved of the pilot.

Nope, but you obviously enjoy being under that rock of yours, so just stay there. I'm a fan of Louis C.K.'s work, but I'm not willfully ignorant just so I can remain a fan.

Get out from under your rock and click on the Louis C.K. tag, or just use Google-whichever takes less time than the amount it took for you to write your post.

Cunt isn't "horribly offensive" in every context. It's not at all like using racial epithets.

Okay, so in one of the episodes yesterday PB called Marceline her best friend. Really, where does that come from? I understand your POV, but it's so hard for me to not see this as pandering.

The tongs, they do nothing!

Yeah, we should really appreciate the class of meme-inspiring storytelling that Reddit has to offer more.

Fuh-get about it!

The Brood is "full Cronenberg"? I'd say Videodrome would be the highest on the scale. The Brood just has a body horror Cronenbergy climax.

Your paranomal ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.

Not with any attitude!

I thought there was, but I'm realized as I began typing my post it was just another show about people who believed they had experiences with ghosts.

How many Lous have they gone through since 2004?

The live airings were meant to be temporary(I think to celebrate some anniversary), but the ratings were apparently so good that they became permanent. Then the ratings must have worsened because the show not only stopped being live, but was moved back to Fridays. I'm assuming they continued to fall since now the show…

Well, crackers in a bowl, that could be a meal.

There is no "romantic tension", the writers are just unfortunately pandering to the small section of the fandom who was clamoring(on Tumblr, of course) for them to be together when they weren't even friends or even written as characters with same-sex inclinations.

I think you mean the most Tumblr thing that has ever Tumblred.