I think he's a US Attorney.  He's definitely a lawyer— he had an ABA certificate behind his desk last night.

And agreed with TOD about Piney's rotting corpse.  What is the timeline of this season?  I got the sense that most of last season actually took place in a really short time period, and I wonder if it's the same now.

I'd guess Gemma "deserved" it about as much as any woman can deserve a savage beating from her husband.  (Of course, most of us would say it's never deserved, but she might be the rare woman who makes it a close question).  And, as Arsenio pointed out, the strength of the show is that it can make us feel for Gemma in…

If Opie winds up on the warpath for Clay, and they somehow manage to keep Jax from figuring out what happened to Gemma's face, I wonder which side Jax will be on?

Maybe you found a way to fit multiple women in a refrigerator, but I found one and a half to be about the limit.

Even if I'd heard correctly, I'd never have gotten the capitalization.  Man, people with hearing impairments get all the breaks.  (As do people who know how to turn on the closed captioning on their televisions, I guess).

I'll go see this just to hear people pronounce this motherfucker's name.

I used to date a girl who called it froyo.  I fucking loathed her for that.

And season 2 will be Rubber Man running the house as a boarding school for wayward spirits.  Like Facts of Life, but with more ghost rape.

I thought it was overplayed, but I thought it was fantastic. The ghosts really did look like construction workers at the end of the day.  They should have just given them hard hats and lunch pails.

Don't they have the threat of telling the club what Juice has already done?  He's talked with the police, lied to the club, tried to steal a kilo, and killed a member to cover his tracks.  He has to expect a slow death if the boys find out.

Disregarded.

I saw the Shining around the same age— and my mother sat and watched it with me.  I'd been chirping all week about how I wanted to do grown-up, scary Halloween stuff.  So she took me to the haunted house at the Catholic high school, and then we watched The Shining that night.

In the same vein, I like the difference between the cartel's intelligence (moles everywhere observing everything) and SAMCRO's intelligence (Juice is the "intelligence officer," but their main intelligence tool seems to be torture).  The Sons don't strike me as a very plugged-in bunch.  I suspect Juice got the…

I assumed that Tig and Gemma banged at least once, back in the day— they're pretty cozy with each other.  Of course, Gemma has a similarly cozy relationship with Unser.

Kozik showed up on Prime Suspect last week.  I hope they're not just going to disappear the character.

Try to outdrink Faulkner, and you'll be dead before they finish the CGI mechs in post-production.

A movie for people who thought League of Extraordinary Gentlemen should have been more retarded?

I wanted so badly to like that show.  I liked the concept, and the talking head flashbacks, and I even kind of liked the angry mom.  (Never really liked Logan Lerman, though).

Spoilers, please!
I won't bother seeing this, but I kind of want to know if we find out what's up with all the demons.  Did stepdad trade his family for middling success as a wedding photographer?  Did he film a wedding on an Indian burial ground?  Did the kids accidentally hit an old gypsy woman with their frisbee?