Yeah, I had to rewind that. Did she just say gosh? That's all they could think of for a teen to say? "Man, that sucks" is what most would say.
Yeah, I had to rewind that. Did she just say gosh? That's all they could think of for a teen to say? "Man, that sucks" is what most would say.
I'll have to look next time, but maybe he keeps his badge on his belt or in a pocket in the front and he gets to pass back and forth with that. If he had it in his back pocket and had to reach for it in a sticky situation, someone could think he was reaching for a gun. I don't know….
I totally agree. I don't think I would have taken that as de facto evidence that my husband was cheating. What if it had just fallen out when he sat on the couch or something. He has to drop his drawers in the men's room too. They could have come up with something a little better. But, I think his wife had her guard…
I'm pretty sure it's required. I know it's required in order to work at most law firms.
@Kumagoro:disqus I don't think he was doing it so much to save his life as to ensure he saved Eva's.
I kind of got the impression that he had a crush on Eva. So, when the dude showed up, he knew killing him was the only way to truly protect her. I don't think he's killed before though. They way he cleaned up the floor wasn't very "I watch a lot of CSI and I know how to cover up blood."
She needs to bust out a book of little white lies categorized by circumstance.
I like coming here to read the reviews and comments after each episode to see if I missed anything or to share ideas about the plot and characters.
Phones… wallets… These people clearly either don't realize vital things are missing or they don't care to look.
You hate apple pie and baseball, don't you. Seriously, get on board. There's like a tax penalty if you don't watch so many hours of tv each week.
With the tighty whities, it reminded me a bit of that horribly uncomfortable fight in Borat.
Well, I don't care if people think this is dumb. I was having a really crappy week and this made my day. Also, the ones where the dogs are howling or yawning are the best.
The slide rule thing was just a joke. I should have used abacus. It would have been funnier.
I know! Or at least a little ant village scurrying about with little ant guns and tiny propane tanks.
For me, this modern gothic bluegrass symphony of sorts (spread over 2 albums) is something so special that I'm kind of okay if they don't get back together. Sort of like Nirvana, there's a finite body of unique work that be encapsulated in time. No greatest hits albums and endless tours and the inevitable bad albums…
I got it! Robin Williams is going to pop out of that egg!
Yeah, I had a separate trig class, but that was back in 1988. We were using slide rules back then.
There's only room for one Alice in this dome. You better get back on your horse and ride out of town, little missy! I like that though - very good observation.
Enter Walter White. He and Jesse pull up in their RV. They've figured out how to siphon the propane out of the dome for their meth lab.
Or at least hit in the face with a rifle or steering wheel. I'm with you.