Hell, I watched it again when I was posting it and I was starting to cry all over again.  Oh, Ginny.

God DAMN IT.   Poor, poor Andrea and the show sticks the landing on her willful blindness coming back to bite her in the ass.

Good call on Helena and the jello.

Watching that again, I just noticed how she actually gathers the ponytail up for leverage.  That's cold.  Also, don't fuck with her brother.

You know, I was going to complain about  the lack of Nick, Schmidt and the cookie, but that was October 2012.

"But I’ll tell you why I did that movie: I got to go to Argentina for three months and work with Sean Connery."

I'd also toss in his Matt Mira show from a few months back.  It's one of the longer ones but it's just riveting and far too familiar about how a relationship can go wrong and you just stubbornly stick with it.

I hope Shawn Corey Carter won't mind if I don't use either.

And so we can see who gets to punch Tenenbaum Boy first for not calling Ginny back.

You know, watching Sasha's Istanbul dance again I feel like we've not praised the people who do sets and cameras enough for managing to film in a dance studio filled with mirrors and yet not get caught in the reflections half the time.

I'd like to teach the world TO GET READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL!

Whatever the father's name is.

Woah.  I honestly thought from the bits I've seen that this was a documentary using footage from around 1981 or so.

I'm not saying it's the best show ever, but I have to respect a show that has the balls to do a post-apocalypse episode where everyone dies, Frank goes to heaven and everything since then has been part of his heavenly reward.

Love McDormand, but she seems a bit out of the age rage for a cop with a young child.

I've always loved Dorothy Lamour Syndrome: http://books.google.com/boo…

*rimshot*

It cracks me up that he is Leiv Schrieber's half brother.

She can do good Amy and bad Amy, Johnson can do that Nick shaggy-dog earnestness and he's a Midwest boy, the age difference is about right (41 and 35); it works.

Jennifer Garner and Jake Johnson as your leads.  Boom, done.