There's a moment that feels especially honest and painful shortly after Tony has Carmela bent backwards over the stove. He releases her only after she states "I don't love you anymore! You are not sleeping in my bed!"" that he lets her go with a stunned expression. Carmela then puts her hands over her face and says…

…she looks like a tractor chicken.

And Aaron Carter hasn't looked that adorable and wholesome in a VERY long time…

…was she the one with the tractor chicken?

…what's a tractor chicken?

It's always amusing when fans of a show conveniently ignore all the plot holes, discontinuity, ignored storylines, sudden twists and lack of any logical thinking (there's a fucking list in the review, you can't be more helpful than that) and just insist that we're all smug assholes that hate people with differing…

Oh no, I think I didn't make myself clear enough. I didn't assume that you really thought it was called "the Ghostbusters library" I was commenting on the fact that you didn't know what library it was, that's all.

See? Asshole.

Paulie did die, they just didn't show it on screen. Just after the camera cuts away from Paulie sunning himself in front of Satriale's, the cat jumps on his chest and suffocates him while trying to crawl down his throat.

Here's where I potentially come off like an asshole, but "Ghostbusters library"? That's the New York Public Library, the third largest library in the world after the Library of Congress and the British Library.

True, it certainly wouldn't be the first time Paulie used creative math or simply lied through his teeth about an amount of money. There's an episode sometime in the fourth or fifth season where Silvio basically tells Paulie "We know you don't kick up what you're supposed to, we're used to it".

I like Murano glass…

I think the house Christopher buys with Kelli in season six is the perfect example of a McMansion, complete with the exact same kind of manicured landscaping you see in front of those houses. It's funny how, just because the house and property are bigger, these people ignore the fact that it's still as similar and…

I was so confused until I saw you meant Betty Draper.

I usually take my mother, grandmother and her friend out to breakfast for Mother's Day and every year there is not a thing left on that table but the napkin holder, and that's only because "it's tacky". I end up leaving a bigger tip because I feel bad.

From what I've read, Duffy originally wanted Dafoe to be a main character again for the sequel, but good ol' Willem flat-out refused. It wasn't until they threw whatever money they had left at him that he decided to show up for a cameo.

"Overnight" is the documentary made before, during and after the shooting of "Boondock Saints" where Troy Duffy gets the opportunity of a lifetime and manages to piss it all away because he's an arrogant delusional alcoholic.

I don't watch it, so I'm not entirely sure, but at least with "True Blood" everyone involved with the show seems to realize it's trashy and corny, and it's played up. If you watch "Overnight" you'll realize that Duffy took this movie 100% seriously. Trust me, he's not smart enough to have written this as a…

And every single thing Elvira says is a sexual innuendo. Even if she's going on for a minute or so, and it sounds like it's something informative about the movie you're watching, she'll somehow tie it into the fact that she has two (TWO!) breasts.

I can't help but think you mentioned this before.