She said in the interview that she's had a baby, but that doesn't mean we still can't get together, right? RIGHT?!

Well. Wow. Shit. Ooh-wee!

Represent, represent!

I know this episode is now three months old, but I just watched it and I'm surprised that no one has mentioned the uncomfortably long shot of Cutter's body after they revealed that his family gave permission to use his corpse. So good!

I know this episode is now three months old, but I just watched it and I'm surprised that no one has mentioned the uncomfortably long shot of Cutter's body after they revealed that his family gave permission to use his corpse. So good!

Ah, is that why we get genital tuberculosis?

Yeah, but his comments still seem hilariously pedantic. Plus, since when was a B- equivalent to an 8/10?

Yes, very good call. And of course 'Twin Cinema' and 'Bones of an Idol' on Twin Cinema, though in that case the punches just keep coming after that.

Definitely got to agree with The Electric Version as having one hell of an opening one-two punch. Also, Black on Both Sides' 'Fear Not of Man' and 'Hip Hop'.

Uh… read the article again.

One of my favourite scenes of any episode.

@avclub-d542a3419c3ad57206a96bcc86155ebc:disqus : WE GOT AN AIRPLANE QUOTE THREAD OUT OF IT.

Crank 3: In order to survive, Jason Statham's hat brim must stay above 13 inches at all times.

I wonder if the two tracks named 'Oryx' and 'Crake' are a hat-tip to Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake?

I admit that I love Amputechture in all its ridiculous glory.

I find Bedlam is best taken in small doses, and even then I think it's their weakest. Octahedron is pretty good, and Noctourniquet is decent too. Both worth a listen.

The same could be said of Octahedron too - underrated album, in my opinion.

Yeah, this news has got me pretty excited. Especially that D'Angelo album.

Are you saying the song was stuck in your head for 18 years? That's intense.

Such a ridiculous sample, but somehow it works.