That talking coyote was just a talking dog.

I was happy with the psychic getting beat up, as I often wish that on Sylvia Brown, John Edward, etc, but I felt a twinge of sympathy when she almost got raped.  Kudos to Justified for making my hateful feelings stop short of sexual violence.

Make instantwatcher.com your friend.  An soon-expiring movie is pretty much the only way I can motivate myself to watch anything on my ever-growing Instant queue.  It makes the end of the month pretty hectic.  Gotta catch Enter the Void, Chinatown, and Flame and Citron before February 1st.

Phew, thought for a second HBO was putting a stop to shockingly-easy content theft.

For a, uh, friend, how did you lose your HBO Go login?

This guy…

Or maybe he didn't feel the need to defend whatever his beliefs are.  The only reason they were talking about it was because Hannah was panicking about him criticizing her writing.

I didn't think she did, but all this naked-Dunham talk is making me think I missed it.  It's not something I feel the need to double-check on.

Sandy never said anything about how he feels about gays or gay marriage.  It's possible he could agree with Dick Cheney and be for gay marriage, just like it's possible that a Democrat can air an ad in which he shoots a cap-and-trade bill.

Jessa is my most-hated character on TV, and I watched the Newsroom.  The sight of her shortens my lifespan.

It seems like they're more of the 'I didn't find a joke funny' or 'I prefer earlier seasons' variety than picking out minor inconsistencies in a cartoon about yellow people with chronic overbite.  They're always ridiculous, but this might be the worst one @avclub-f380cb25d00781321f0b111b7c330706:disqus has posted.

This guy must have directly inspired the Itchy and Scratchy and Poochie scene, which is the only thing keeping me from being literally angry with rage.

Yarrrr, I'm…not attractive.

The stray dogs go to the animal pound!

Between trying to toast with his whiskey lotion and a mustache full of ice cream, it was truly an excellent week for Ron Swanson physical comedy.

Between trying to toast with his whiskey lotion and a mustache full of ice cream, it was truly an excellent week for Ron Swanson physical comedy.

Yuuuup.  I recently went into a rewatch of season 1 thinking it wasn't going to hold a candle to their season 2-3 work, but it very much does.  Figuring out their patterns makes Archer so much more fun.

Wholeheartedly agree.  The kid actors are cumulatively equal, but exchanging the useless bar-crowd scenes in Let the Right One In for more vampire and her handler scenes in Let Me In give it the boost.

I'm done after next week.  This crap's not fun, I find it ugly and/or boring.  I would say I don't get camp but I love hanging out with my super-gay friend.  I would say I don't like horror, but nobody thinks AHS is actually scary.  The best part of the show is Todd's wacky reviews, so I'll just read those…

He said some wonderful things.