And Entertainment.

The one that ends with a girl laughing maniacally while realizing "It wasn't the booty he had left behind, it was the body." or the one about the person who hopes that he or she is just dreaming about his/her roommate being decapitated.

Hawley did send them the pilot, or at least one of them.

I think Fargo is on that level, or at least very, very, very close to it. More than "pretty good", anyway.

It was just another homage. The Man Who Wasn't There featured a UFO and the belief in extraterrestrials is a bit of a subplot.

The difference, I think, is that Hawley actually wanted their approval and presumably got it. I don't think he would have moved forward without it.

Not necessarily, but the misleading headline and the tone of the article don't help.

It's definitely the reason I got Hulu.

Why isn't it inspiring you to watch Baskets itself?

Most of these films are on Hulu, so all I can say is go watch them. Or subscribe to Hulu and then watch them.

I didn't mean to suggest that I didn't like her because of any loyalty to Don-that is absolutely not the case-it's just that when I read your post I immediately thought about how awful her storyline was in season five, but I dislike that entire season.

It wasn't meant to be defensive at all.

Don't forget the weirdo lighting.

Man, I feel almost the complete opposite. Different opinions, imagine that.

I dont get why you're taking the name so literally.

Then maybe you should watch the episode before completely shitting all over it.

Go ahead, throw your vote away!

He's secretly Steve Allen, so it's okay.

It, sadly, is also not being resurrected.

The babysitter(played by Amber Tamblyn, I think) of Naomi Watts' kid watches the tape and is found by Naomi after she gets home.