When Dex was talking about Gellar updating his blog and that Travis needed to respond, I was facepalming so hard. Are we in the early aughts or something? It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out where the updates are coming from. And d-fucking-uh Travis was the one blogging.

My new theory is that the season finale is going to merge into the season two premiere of Miami Vice, in which Crockett and Tubbs will catch DDK, while Edward James Olmos pulls a fast one on everyone because he was actually posing as the new black cop from Chicago and running a Columbian coke ring out of Miami Metro.…

^This

Guys, Gellar isn't dead. That was just bison meat in the shape of Gellar in the freezer. Delicious, but a bit gamey.

I thought it was a good reset episode. If it kept going on such an intense upward momentum, I'd be dead from cardiac arrest by the end of the season. Now the next three episodes can really deliver. At least that's my opinion. Thrillers need dips to get to higher peaks than before.

I just want to say this in case the cameraman sees these: Sorry I'm a bitch. You should avoid me at all costs because I'm terrible. Find yourself a nice girl who isn't a jerk.

Hahahaha, that's awesome. Also, the funniest was after everyone had left to go to the screening of Young Adult, the cameraman took his sweet time to leave while I stayed with the kids and he asked the 6 year-old if she thought if it was really cool that Remy came to her house and she went "I don't like Ratatouille."…

I respectfully declined. He pulled the old "Oops, I left my jacket at the house so I could come see you again." I was very creeped out.

Hi all! I was one of the lucky people invited by Nicole - I'm her nanny and just wanted to share my insight considering some of the commenters have made a few assumptions based on editing. Nicole's six year-old wasn't present in the room during the reading - she interrupted it to ask if she could have a snack with her…

AV Club, I love you, but 12 years does not 2 decades make. That kind of math is a tad sloppy, even for us 'Mericans.