Do we want to start a death count?

Probably because they got a new guy to do the music. There are some nice tracks in the first season (the title sequence, and some of the Asian inspired stuff from Thank God Its Friday Again) but it's generally pretty poor. Or there'll just be one track that gets repeated over and over again, which gets old fast even…

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For the first time I feel like the new cast has completely gelled. I'd be perfectly willing to watch more of them (where was Britney this episode? Am I being dumb here and forgetting?) though I guess we're going to see them shaken up next season.

Yeah, that's the ticket.

And I think Shoshana would be terrible in a crisis. And Ray would give her more tough love that Hanna'd want.

I squealed and buried my head into the lap and the man next to me. For bonus points, we're both men who aren't about to start dating each other. I have no shame.

I wouldn't be surprised if the writers did something of a dick move, and instead of revealing a CIA agent as a mole, they instead revealed that Nazi's computer guy — you know the one — was part of the CIA.

I wouldn't be surprised if the writers did something of a dick move, and instead of revealing a CIA agent as a mole, they instead revealed that Nazi's computer guy — you know the one — was part of the CIA.

I was mentally substituting with that bass horn from Inception.

I was mentally substituting with that bass horn from Inception.

Did he say he was Thredson's kid, or just Bloodyface's. Because he could easily be Kit/Frenchie's kid.

Did he say he was Thredson's kid, or just Bloodyface's. Because he could easily be Kit/Frenchie's kid.

Hahahaha

Hahahaha

Plus, I think it stands to reason that Quinn's got something of a blind spot for Carrie.

Plus, I think it stands to reason that Quinn's got something of a blind spot for Carrie.

I love Doctor Who as much as the next person, but I struggle with the idea that it's as confrontingly sci-fi as something like BSG ever was.

I love Doctor Who as much as the next person, but I struggle with the idea that it's as confrontingly sci-fi as something like BSG ever was.

Yeah, I'm just shooting the moon here.