Sure. Just the one.

Rhea Seehorn should win all the Emmys. Her reaction to Saul's first ad was just perfect.

Most excellent. I felt a surge of triumph and a twinge of pity at the same time when Chuck finally lost it. On one level, he's a despicable, self-righteous prick. On the other hand, Michael McKean finds something, if not sympathetic at least human about him, so I felt a little catch in my throat at his unravelling,…

I assumed all Republicans were Darth Vader fans, which is like half of America. I mean, if you're on that side of the aisle, it must be hard to see people fighting FOR freedom as the good guys, no?

Eyes Wide Shut. My wife and I were dating at the time and both big Kubrick fans. I sat through it all thinking she was enjoying it. She thought I was. We came out of the theater and I sheepishly admitted hating it. She loathed it even more than I did.

'If you run into an asshole in the morning, you ran into an asshole. If you run into assholes all day, you're the asshole."

Meanwhile, Sean Bean as the very opposite of a bad ass.

Wait. What? You mean Ralph Machio is not the second coming of Eric Clapton? Oh, precious childhood delusions….

Disclaimer? I thought they were bragging.

That's a decent list if you're ranking them in terms of how good they are—although I'd make a case for Wild Bill in the top six.

Yes. It had been dull and a little repetitive before that, but it really went to crap at that point.

This may or may not be true.

This seemed kind of perfunctory?

Eleanor's realization of what was really going on… just as good.

Fuck some NBC. This show needs to be on Netflix/Amazon/HBO — it is way, way too good for network.

Best, Twist. Ever.

I thought that was the conventional wisdom. Did I miss the irony in your "unpopular opinion" intro?

"Jamie Kennedy didn't really do much, did he?"

Watch her? I'd rather CCH Pound'er. I don't even know what that means but I couldn't get it out of my head after i read your comment.

I know it's cheating, but… John Cazale