Exactly what I thought.  They're gonna keep Stefan around as long as possible for maximum drama.  I'll admit I can't wait to see him and Teslar lock horns.

Exactly what I thought.  They're gonna keep Stefan around as long as possible for maximum drama.  I'll admit I can't wait to see him and Teslar lock horns.

How is it possible this movie wasn't on my radar at all until now?  Must see for me.  Also, not to sound snooty or pseudo-elitist, but it's really depressing to think how few people in this country feel the same way.

How is it possible this movie wasn't on my radar at all until now?  Must see for me.  Also, not to sound snooty or pseudo-elitist, but it's really depressing to think how few people in this country feel the same way.

Saw it.  Very enjoyable, though I'd give it more a B+; tries a little too hard to be funny at times, crams in too many subplots (though I agree it pulls them together pretty well in the end), and drags a bit in the middle.  But overall, really clever, cute, and total nostalgia-crack for Gen Xers.  I miss my Atari 2600…

Saw it.  Very enjoyable, though I'd give it more a B+; tries a little too hard to be funny at times, crams in too many subplots (though I agree it pulls them together pretty well in the end), and drags a bit in the middle.  But overall, really clever, cute, and total nostalgia-crack for Gen Xers.  I miss my Atari 2600…

One point that's been bugging me: the Hezbollah may think they confiscated the Brody video from Saul, but wouldn't they (and by extension, Abu Nazir) assume there's at least a *possibility* that Saul already saw the video? And combining that with Carrie's sudden reappearance on the scene, wouldn't they have put two &…

One point that's been bugging me: the Hezbollah may think they confiscated the Brody video from Saul, but wouldn't they (and by extension, Abu Nazir) assume there's at least a *possibility* that Saul already saw the video? And combining that with Carrie's sudden reappearance on the scene, wouldn't they have put two &…

R.I.P. Galvez.  Underutilized character (especially this season, where he's essentially been upstaged by Peter Quinn), but I liked him.

R.I.P. Galvez.  Underutilized character (especially this season, where he's essentially been upstaged by Peter Quinn), but I liked him.

Finally figured out who Gunnar reminds me of: Benedict Cumberbatch.  And he's a Brit, too!

Finally figured out who Gunnar reminds me of: Benedict Cumberbatch.  And he's a Brit, too!

Deleted - found answer in recap.

Deleted - found answer in recap.

I *should* hate Bruno Mars with a passion.  Instead I find both him and his songs weirdly irresistible.  It helps that he knows how to work a stage, but there's also something kinda charming about him that I think really came through as a host.  I'd say he acquitted himself pretty well.

I *should* hate Bruno Mars with a passion.  Instead I find both him and his songs weirdly irresistible.  It helps that he knows how to work a stage, but there's also something kinda charming about him that I think really came through as a host.  I'd say he acquitted himself pretty well.

Do they shoot this show on location?  I happened to be at the Nashville airport a few weeks ago and in retrospect I am almost positive I saw the actor who plays Gunnar there, on my flight to L.A.  (He was carrying a guitar…not that that would be all that unusual in Nashville.)

Do they shoot this show on location?  I happened to be at the Nashville airport a few weeks ago and in retrospect I am almost positive I saw the actor who plays Gunnar there, on my flight to L.A.  (He was carrying a guitar…not that that would be all that unusual in Nashville.)