That's "deux" the embarrassment for this guy.

"Yep, sometimes things just work out. Oh, you say you haven't heard from the Undertaker since he got up here? Dunno, he told me he was heading over to the Gerhardt's place. I'm sure he'll turn up."

I'm hoping the next season of Fargo involves Iowa and Wisconsin and Minnesota, as the former two are the only ones mentioned in the True Crime book that haven't been featured yet. Here are three great place names that seem like they could be in a Fargo crime triangle (ala Fargo, Luverne and Sioux Falls in season two,…

Like Mr. Bean in Love Actually, the UFO is the deux ex machina of season two of Fargo.

I did the same thing to my confused wife.

The most depressing exchange happened in last weeks episode, while Lou and Betsy were talking about taking Molly ice fishing:

I'm a few months into 32 and i can say the decline really hasn't hit it's stride yet.

"THE MAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE? Not likely."

Ohhh yeah, totally forgot he played some Navy guy on the court martial panel at Supic Bay.

I think all men, if we're true to ourselves, know that women are tougher. They just are.

why do you know so much about torture, bro?

Until this episode, i've always joked with my wife that her hair always looks amazing despite the zombie apocolypse going on around her.

Yeah, i hope there is a future Walking Dead spinoff that functions almost in a Tom Clancy/Hot Zone-political/technothriller style . Except, you know, instead of saving the day - Jack Ryan is eaten by zombies at the end.

Ugh, that's heartbreaking. I hate that about life. It's just so random - like, being in the wrong place at the wrong time, through no fault of your own … just like, fucking changes everything.

Really sorry to hear about your experience. Can I ask what caused it? Not looking for too much detail - sounds like a car accident? Or was it something more unusual?

I just love how Luke went from evil water polo-playing arch-nemesis to the kooky "ROONEY! ROONEY!"-loving golden retriever and Oliver hater we all came to adore.

I remember watching a lot of movies that had something to do with violence/drugs while I was in college (Goodfellas, Blow, Traffic, Casino, and others), and for some really exasperating reason, my mom (who is not really a prude or anything like that) actually asked me if I was "feeling ok" and if there was a reason I…

you probably have to throw them in with the onions at the same time to ensure the heat is more evenly distributed and not focusing on the thin slices of garlic.

Do you guys remember the Goodfeathers from The Animaniacs? Every episode they'd reenact this. Comedy gold even when I was in sixth grade and hadn't seen Goodfellas.

I've always enjoyed Joe Pesci's character's response to when she asks why she hasn't heard from him in so long.