I never thought of that, but it makes sense.

Yep. God, it's so gruesome and sordid.

Hudson University was a killing ground. I'm surprised anyone went there by the time season 5 rolled around.

Thanks for clarifying that. Howard replacing Molina didn't sound right to me, but I assumed it was just my old lady memory at work (or actually not at work) again.

Oh, man, I love Eames. She could be so dryly funny, and she was damn near unflappable.

I loved that Cutter defied McCoy on a regular basis. McCoy did some questionable stuff as Executive ADA, so it was fun to see him have to deal with someone who did the same thing.

I have the impression that getting Adam Beach on the show was a major deal, although I'm not sure where I got that impression. But hell if I can figure out why, because he was terrible. Dead weight, indeed.

Nobody said "Sir" quite the way Stone did. And while McCoy could be just as intractable as Stone, he was never as intimidating. Even when he yelled, which he did with increasing frequency as the show wore on, McCoy never scared me, but Stone did.

Whoa, there! Lenny Briscoe was, hands down, the best L&O cop ever.

It's also on Sundance, which started from the first episode and runs them in order. I never understood why other cable stations didn't do that. How hard could it be? It always felt as if they kept the names of all the episodes in a hat, and aired whatever they pulled out that day. It was especially disconcerting for…

I watched The Practice, but I never watched Boston Legal. I'd pretty much had it with Kelley's show by the time Boston Legal went on the air. (I have no idea how I managed to get through the last couple seasons of The Practice. In retrospect, the best thing about that show was Michael Emerson's turn as the creepiest…

I will forever mourn Southland.

It's astonishing to me that people can't figure that out. HFCS is really, really, really bad for you; sugar is only really, really bad for you. I say that as someone who drinks a lot of Coke.

I can't even say I haven't been crazy about Alexis lately. I can't recall anything she's said or done this season. I miss having scenes between her and Castle. It would be nice if they'd give her a storyline, or at least an episode. That's provided, of course, 1) she's not kidnapped, and 2) she doesn't bring home…

Thank god he finally gave up those stupid polo shirts. He always looked like his mother still dressed him. The Mountain Man look is much better.

A think like that.

I love that we got a final glimpse of The Pete and Trudy show. Too bad they didn't start dancing.

Ha! I was thinking the same thing. Those movies pop up on a bunch of basic cable channels all the time. Why is SyFy even showing it?

Zodiac is indeed a great, goddamn movie.

"Peter, you can't punch everybody."