There's also a writer named VJ Boyd, who seems not to have joined the show until season 2.

I just saw this a few hours ago. The extreme but cartoonish violence disturbed me, because I'm a wimp. Also, there was too much movie. If it had ended at around the 2-hour mark, before King Schultz (spoiler) went and got hisself keeled, I'd've been fine… but of course Mr. Tarantino wouldn't've.

YouTube is a mass hallucination.

I watched Lawless. It was okay. I was expecting something written by Nick Cave to be a bit off the wall, and I was disappointed at how standard and predictable it was. Maybe it's because he was following the source material so closely. It's funny how the movie was so specifically American but most of the actors were…

I was going to say that. I was also going to mention that, while Fitzcarraldo is the subject of Burden Of Dreams, Herzog's previous "let's go out to the jungle and have ourselves an insanity" film, Aguirre, was an inspiration for the look of Apocalypse Now, so Hearts Of Darkness and Burden Of Dreams surely have a lot…

That's a lot of improvised tracheotomies. They could have their own inventory.

I looked at the Sheltie, Ray!

Apparently Peniston is a real name that people actually have. That's awfully unfortunate.

How do you prove you're straight? "Private! Observe this picture of a naked woman while we observe your privates!"

Also, he most certainly didn't say "human consumer", which doesn't make any sort of sense unless they're talking about cannibals, he said "humo(u)r consumer". Clearly whoever transcribed this had never heard a British accent before.

"You're tearing me apart!" was taken from Rebel Without A Cause so I don't think The Room is what makes it immortal.

"If I shouted blue murder every time someone tried to kiss me at Eton, I'd have gone hoarse in a month." - Lord Grantham, Downton Abbey

I'm at odds with the reviewers. I thought last week's episode was the weakest, while this week's was another strong one.

It's some kind of super wig. It didn't come off in the episode where he was roughed up and dragged around when they were testing him.

Mailman!

Another example of Boyd being a badass: After getting two teeth punched out he barely bleeds at all. I expect most people in that situation would be bleeding quite a bit from their mouths if they weren't holding a rag up to it or something, but Boyd just grunts a bit and spits up a tooth and a little blood and that's…

Well good golly, I don't think I've seen such extended roleplaying on The AV Club before.

Today I thought up a pun: "Hodor is raisin' Bran." I was very pleased with myself.

After listening to Primus's album Sailing The Seas Of Cheese hundreds of times, I finally know where "Shut up, you bastards!" is from.

I do!