Poor Bjorn. Kid's got no game.

They are! Looked up Omega Minor—seems fantastic. I'll have to grab a copy when their store's back online.

Reading Melissa Malouf's More Than You Know. (Any folks here familiar with Dalkey Archive? I guess we'll find out.) It's a lovely book, but it's breaking my heart.

The face Borg made after Floki sounded the horn was a thing of beauty.

And praise to the sound mixing too, I think. Bloom's "Will?" at the end of the stag sequence was great.

"You're a great friend, Hannibal." Myyyyyy god.

Well, it wouldn't be the first time Allison didn't come through for Kendal.

Archer says, "I'm the best in the world at this, so shut up and follow my lead" and I think yeah, that's never changed, Archer's always been good at spycraft and then he gets shot

Kings! Miss that show.

"I'll be there, right? That's not too bad, right?" "Uh-huh." "I'll bring my hair!" "Yeah." "Okay. So I punch out in an hour — sixty minutes! — and I'll tell my friends to swing by!"

That is so fucked up. Oh that is so fucked up.

Well, Shameless is doing pretty well. But it's definitely in the minority.

I don't disagree. It's more the realization of how far each is from what the other thought they were that got me. And how far a cry that is from what they were, say, season 2.

I'm a little frustrated at the way Ava and Alison are being written, though. There's a bit too much plot showing through those characters right now.

At "I recently came into a shitload of money" I actually said out loud, "You ass."

Oh, that Ava/Boyd scene.

"You know a lot about bat mitzvahs for someone who thought 'Hanukkah' was Han Solo and Chewbacca's baby." From that moment I knew this episode was going to be solid gold.

Great moments in musical direction: the way the background music falls after the woman in the bar tells Raylan her rate.

Between Georgia Madchen and Miriam Lass, Hannibal made my last Dead Like Me rewatch so sad.

trip hop =/= trip pop