And as far as the "bad guy" bit - I think that's more of Jesse coming to terms with who (he thinks) he is, and being in denial about that was his reason for using.

Devil. No Daniel Webster.

I don't know if I would consider this a "letdown," really. I think the B-grade is deserved, sure.

The interview = thrash equation tends to only work when it involves an actor for an upcoming film.

The Mega Man designers should just hire the Protomen as story designers and reinvent the thing.

Sun/Jin had a child - what if "Kwon" is neither Sun nor Jin, but the product of both of them?

With all the Alterna-People, the one person that I feel is going to make a huge difference is Desmond. Him, or Farraday. Or both.

Fucking Hell
Is Tim Kring an idiot.

Shut up, old man. You're apart of the SYSteeeeeeeem.

I think the Google ad was effective on a number of levels:

I say The Boss just does the damn show every year until he dies.

I'm surprised there was no comment at all on the Denny's commercials.

To paraphrase High Fidelity - if your CD collection and her CD collection don't belong on the same shelf, you shouldn't be together.

Or if you don't have any GOOD friends. Zing!

Hey, at least Secret Girlfriend put hotties on the screen with great frequency.

Holy fuck! All you nerds staged a riot with Genevieve about Ghostbusters and now only ONE of you, the one everyone's disagreeing with, even fucking mentioned it in best comedies of recent era?

@twagenaar

I have to say there was way more depth in here than expected on such a plot-heavy episode, so I don't know why it'd be knocked down (oh no, ONLY an A-minus?! I know, I know) .

Pitchfork tried to do a stone cold serious review of the Beatles reissue. Not "we're reviewing how well the remastering was done," a serious attempt at a review of the music.

Stay Positive>Separation Sunday>Almost Killed Me>Boys And Girls In America