I just watched the Exorcist right before watching this episode. Was thinking the exact same thing.

#roosenolongerloose #whatisdeadfelloffabridge #letitsnowletitsnowletitsnow

Well maybe I am the rarity here, but for me this was an A+ because I am as obsessed with hockey as I am with CBB. To see him make jokes about Backstrom (the goalie) and Backstrom (play making center) literally caused me to sort of choke on my food in laughter. I wish we lived in a world where shows had too many…

Of course they would do this. Someone else better pick this shit up asap.

For how much it goes against how you might think a finale should be, it all comes down to that final scene really. That final moment between those two now legendary characters was utterly perfect. Especially because this season really made you realize how monstrous Boyd was, and yet in that last moment I was utterly…

I was able to go to a screening last night with the cast and crew of the show. I can say that while not "perfect" as few finales are, the last episode of Justified is quite satisfying to its principal characters. And a damn funny episode considering the tension it deals with. Hearing Walton Goggins and Timothy…

Something about Mac cutting his hand and how he reacted felt much more real and visceral to me than most "blood oath" scenes in TV/Movies. Usually I just sit there and chuckle at how the characters barely even wince, but I made an audible sound of disgust and agony when Mac did it. Both times.

Amy Ryan is so good that she was one of my favorite parts of Birdman, and she was in it for like two scenes.

That Prince segment really got me laughing. In regards to Kid Cudi, I think it would have been great to show a hint of what musical styles he might bring to the show, but I realize that might not have been possible at the time. At the very least he made me laugh more than groan.

but where will I get my news??

I finally made an account on here just so I could give this and Broad City's newest episodes A's. Just fantastic.