I love all of it, but I distinctly remember Frank's Wild Years popping my head open like a can of beans.

I agree with Popkins.  The ideas Ryan put forth—while valid and engaging— feel somewhat out of place in a review.  Also, Cartman's dismissive attitude towards the suffering of others is a major reason he is so damned entertaining to watch.

Salman Rushdie has some serious back-peddling to do before I give his thoughts a moment of my time.

C'mon guys, the doctor from Rookie of the Year loudly exclaims this as the kid nails hims in the face while checking his arm.

I'm two weeks sober, and this show keeps me on the wagon.  Watching those two balloon animals tramp it up for a full 24 hours is worth a month of meetings.

"Funky Butt-Loving!"

I think it was "You've heard of Mexican ice cream, but Mexican patriotism?"

Really, guys?
I neither agreed with the content of this review, nor did I enjoy the manner in which it was written.
-Any critic that feels the need to open a piece by rolling out the French language and then flogging his reference for two sentences following comes off as needy.
-The idea that the music at LaDonna's…

People are strange.
A worthwhile exploration of juggalos: meaniglessstands.blogspot.com

@JerkassWoobie

and…
I'd also add Luciano alongside Chalky. Here my problem lies largely with the actor. I thought Orlando Bloom (and his silly little beard) as a brazen swashbuckler in Pirates of the Caribbean was hard to swallow, but this Luciano is a real stretch. I need to be able to take the character seriously, but I can't. …

Characters
Who do you want more of? Less of?

Greenberg was an abomination.
Well I imagine I'm not adding much to the pointed criticisms I've read thus far, I still feel compelled to malign this movie in any format available.

Boardwalk Empire's biggest challenge has been to live up to the reputations of its constituent parts. Steve Buscemi, HBO, Michael K. Williams, Martin Fucking Scorcese? Any one with a shred of taste walked into the season premiere with outlandish expectations. Despite the valid criticisms discussed above, I believe…

"Fad Episode" concept needs reworking.
I disagree with Sean's breakdown of fad episodes. While I can notice similarities between "Poor and Stupid" and "You Have 0 Friends" the connections grow dimmer with "It's A Jersey Thing" and they are inapplicable to The Coon Trilogy. Sean's point is a fair one, but applying…

Parody meets Reality: That's the Situation
Mr. Rabin;

Key omissions
Where is the deserved love for both Big Lebowski and Dead Man Walking?