can i kiss you for that?

no matter my personal gripes with glee I needed this episode for my own closure. I feel a little ashamed for thinking that I would of liked to hear Leader of the Band by Dan Fogelberg but it would have been too on the nose. 

i didn't know you went to my alma mater (internet woes). the world sure is small

@avclub-1daa6187371dc6806e40ae257382133a:disqus do they watch breaking bad at videology every sunday or do they alternate the shows that they watch live?

You want geeky? I haven't kissed anyone or had sex, and I'm 24. Twenty-five isn't looking promising either.

did her name have to be bertha though? uuuh, but at least she got what i'm convinced was a moment of true mirth from gabriel macht

@avclub-600a51b7602a94be94712bbf272284a2:disqus yeah, he did. Hall and Carpenter were going through a divorce at the same time, and it was clear to everyone on set that he and Stiles weren't faking their chemistry.

Especially love the parts when the show gets extra meta. This week it was Debra's plea to Dexter to not let another pretty blond turn his head and transform him into an incompetent (backstabbing) mess. Anyone have any flashbacks to the Jennifer Carpenter-Michael C. Hall-Julia Stiles love triangle fiasco of season five?

Love that meta line from Harrison, "I'm basically doing all the work." That explains everything.

I would have agreed about Bill's appearance being the weirdest until the episode when he was taken to the hospital because of his allergic reaction. When he doesn't have his glasses on he becomes a total hottie; it's really incredible.

true

say what you will about the show and the books, but charlaine harris made it a point to emphasize how book Sookie struggled with her weight and was a size 8 on a good day. She was still hot but at least she wasn't supposed to be hollywood thin

in keeping with the theme of actors who look similar ergo should be cast together, if abigail spencer (see Burning Love) and sarah silverman are on screen together doing comedy it might be too much for me

he is in the top three of hottest men i have seen on tv…naked

this doesn't really count since it wasn't a murder, but ever since I saw Ethan Hawke stab a pregnant (but not really) angelina jolie in Taking Lives, I haven't been as freaked out at the thought of people stabbing pregnant women in their belly.

you're probably right about mycroft knowing about sherlock's plan but I choose to believe that mycroft doesn't know because it makes his presence in the silence room that much more poignant. What better place for man like mycroft to realize that he is truly alone even though he is ensconced in a roomful of important…

you're probably right about mycroft knowing about sherlock's plan but I choose to believe that mycroft doesn't know because it makes his presence in the silence room that much more poignant. What better place for man like mycroft to realize that he is truly alone even though he is ensconced in a roomful of important…

This episode still has me reeling. If anyone wants to see a really fantastic breakdown of the episode I suggest the one done by Paste. It really helps add dimension to Todd's review.
http://www.pastemagazine.co…

good catch

I meant fair game in terms of having their sexuality put on display, obviously some more than others, e.g. littlefinger's prostitutes