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I can't possibly like this enough.

Bringing in these three women and having them teamed more overtly in this episode reminds me of how much more interesting The Big Bang Theory got when they added Bernadette, Amy, and Penny and created scenes of their interactions without the male characters around.

@avclub-2f2b7ca7553ba4230cad836ea1125578:disqus Great to be back on my favorite corner of the AVC. Your question about the internal healing of Sam by Ezekiel is interesting and maybe it will tie into this Secret Between Bros different than all the angsty stuff in the past. It all, I think, depends on what kind of

Yes, this. I would get excited for the AVC's take on the show while I was watching an episode, then get on here and get depressed at the review (although still happy for our commentary below it). The show only probably has this season and the 10th (pretty sure they're stopping at that point) so we want to milk it for

I must be super shallow because I was thinking (1) dang, he looks good nearly naked, and (2) when will he realize that he needs to wash the boxers too?

Wouldn't it be great if some awards show somewhere goddammit recognized actors like Jensen Ackles? The guy can do heartbreaking, funny, and kick-ass with equal skill.

@Janet - I like your final bullet point. I would be the anti-Seinfeld ending or the near-Buffy ending. Raising an army of the Winchester Saved would be great and it would enable Sam and Dean to walk away in one piece at the series finale. I know I'm a tad bit in denial about the costs of their great battle for the

Heaven must be populated with a lot of white male angels, is all I can say. Dean's prayer went out and it was like, "Calling all white dudes." I wonder if white angels were landing in the Gobi, the Amazon, and the Hindu Kush.

Not British, but I lived in London in the 80s and the first time I got popcorn at the movie theater (from a girl walking around with a wooden tray hanging from her neck, no less), I just asked for "popcorn" and what she gave me must've been the default but it wasn't caramel corn. It looked just like regular popcorn

"Sinnerman" was used in Cellular when Jason Statham is chasing Chris Evans, a much more fun and effective use of the song than in this episode of teevee.

Yes! I thought about the Sunnydale Library, too - and the Harvard lab, and the lair of the Men of Letters. Wonderful portents!

You most definitely should not be ashamed of admitting to some Nikita love. I'm going to savor every last one of the 6 remaining episodes we're going to get as a wrap-up to the Awesome Adventures of Maggie Q. And I'm still bummed there wasn't a regular AVC review/discussion of the series.

I think the director/producer cast that guy to be the McBeefcake character who showers a lot, leading to much semi-nudity in which he will have sexual tension with pretty much everybody. Personally, I think Nolan should win him in a Hampton's raffle that the Grayson's throw to raise rent money.

No love here about her excellent pratfall off the brick pillar? I rewound that shit and laughed twice!

Beg to differ. I watch the show faithfully. I just figured it slipped through AVC's occasionally slippery cracks.

I got an even bigger kick out of Wayne provoking Stuttering Bob into finally kicking the stuttering by pushing and pushing until the kid blurted out, "You goddamnmeandirtysonofabitch!" And Wayne pauses, considering, then says, "I wouldn't make a habit of calling me that" and walks away. His job was done.

Yes, and in the endless succession of seedy motel rooms. Alone. Together.

@avclub-b8b0e9685190772ecdb089f0b4a0369f:disqus (below) Yeah, the CGI on the scorpionized Rock was god-awful. The 4th Mummy movie isn't good, in my opinion. Re-casting Evelyn O'Connell (Rachel Weisz) with Maria Bello wrecked what I thought was terrific onscreen chemistry with Fraser and I loved the kid that played

I must have some weird wiring in my brain because, when I saw The Mummy, I didn't once think about Indiana Jones. I was thinking, shit, Brendan Fraser is a sexy beast, and I was thinking, hey cool, there's an educated woman as the film's heroine, and I was enjoying the epic musical score, and the CGI/sun-drenched

I love Daryl but am increasingly distracted by the boy-band hair he's been ramping up over the last season. This is one of those narrative conundrums like we had with Hurley on Lost when the question (memorably queried by Leslie Arzt, RIP) was, "Where are you hiding the carbs?" Now, we really gotta be asking where