Die Young by Kesha

Devil in Disguise - Elvis Presley

My favourite song of theirs.

He has bigly degrees.

Assuming this is some honesty from the AV Club writer, citing the place they stole the story from AND the place that place stole the story from. Synergy!

Ahhh. OK. Yeah, I think that the big holy shit moment took place in the final season of Justified made it a really solid move. Moriarty's death was a great moment, but killing him in the second season when they knew they had at least two more to go was a mistake, I think.

I sort of thought this was what Sleepy Hollow was going to be for awhile. I mean, National Treasure + Demons. And then, sadly, no.

Me toooooo!!! I was going to say that this: "Santa Clarita Diet is going for none-more-black humor, but it’s aiming for an audience that loves both bloody gross-outs and Drew Barrymore, which is not a Venn diagram with a lot of overlap." seems like somebody doesn't know their audience very well. I love both of these…

Just wondering what holes you think Ava shooting Boyd led to on Justified. I thought it was pretty sound writing and character development for Ava, so I'm interested.

Would they need John Stamos' permission?

I was hoping for something about his short stint on Dead Like Me. It was while he was doing Will & Grace and so against type. He played kind of an abusive jerk who was dating one of the reapers.

The book is actually the basis for Homicide: Life on the Streets, which was the precursor to both The Corner and The Wire. The multi-year plot of who killed Adena Watson is taken directly from real life and the murder of Latonya Wallace is detailed in the book. Most of the characters from Homicide are based on the…

I think he's a great actor, too. I think there are some roles I don't think he was right for, but ultimately, I think he's fantastic. It will be really interesting to watch him return to what I think is his best role in Trainspotting 2.

Homicide is a book that I own in paperback form and have read so often that pages are falling out. I read it in the bathtub, so it's a little waterlogged on the edge where I dipped a bit. I leant it out to a friend who hasn't returned it yet, but I know she's good for it cuz she's a librarian. It is truly great.

Fair enough, though I feel like over the course of four seasons, we watched him become the kind of cop who wasn't going to be content with working within the boundaries of the law. He convinced himself he was being honest when it counted, so I totally bought him suddenly deciding that the ends justified the means. And…

Jimmy McNulty? He was never really an honest, play by the rules dude. He was a "constantly run afoul of the rules because they don't suit my way of doing things and I think I'm smarter than everybody else" dude. He always gave it his all, but literally the first time we see him he's going over his boss's head to get a…

Everybody else is just giant.

Boooo!!! The last one was my favourite. I don't really understand why everybody hates it. Except for the "Cops inventing a serial killer/newspaper reporter stupidly going along with it" stuff (and even that was good for some laughs), I thought it was fantastic.

It's New York if the public transit took forever to get you nowhere and was more expensive and you could only buy booze at government stores and only at certain hours.

In my day, nickels had pictures of bumblebees on 'em. "Gimme five bees for a quarter," you'd say. So I'd want ten bees is what I'm sayin'.