I like how Sam's southern accent comes and goes.  Can't blame Skarsgård for bailing if that is what happened.  He has actual talent.  The rest not so much.

At this very moment Leno is plotting to replace the water for Fallon's signature "water wars" with hydrofluoric acid.

The Sopranos filled every corner with colorful, diverse characters?  I'm not buying that argument.

If the ratings aren't better this could be the last we see anyone on Parks & Rec.

TV is doing novels and short stories while the movies are cartoons and comic books.  Guess which one is doing better.

Gish is awful. 

Kerry Washington must feel mighty lonely.

Won't this be covered in next season's "Newsroom" with the backdrop of them all about to be fired?

Vincent Price was the king.

Number 10 is a variation of the opening to "Blood Simple"

At least we still have the crime fighting super models; Ragu and Izzo.

A less than 2 minute summary of the show up to this point courtesy of D'Angelo Barksdale:

Stephen Moyer found his acting range in this episode. Catatonic. 

“The love between Tony and Carmela was one of the greatest I've ever known.”

Speaking of budgets, are they taking some shots at AMC for being so cheap with the show?  I could almost imagine  AMC telling them "I don't care if use cardboard cutouts or cartoons" for some of the actors.  The driving scenes are almost Airplane! level absurd.

i loved how they managed to rip Jessica's shirt to show some cleavage.  Now that's some good writing.

Hopefully some generation will end the horrors of cubicle life but someone will need to remember "Office Space" to make sure it never happens again.

The only thing missing from this episode were marching hammers.  All in all there are just more bricks in Don's wall.

Maybe Ferguson will start getting better guests and some attention.

Is this show realizing David Lynch's vision for Twin Peaks with the killer never bring caught?