I don't know why, but he always stands out to me in The Usual Suspects too. It's a small, unflashy role in a movie full of big, flashy ones, but it always had a weird professional-as-comedy irony to it when he's interviewing the burnt up Soze henchman. Good stuff.

Apparently she DOES go by Annable now according to IMDB.

"Also, why aren’t you reviewing 2 Broke Girls, one of the
best new shows of the season?"

Isn't the actress named Odette Yustman? I remember her butt distinctly from the posters for The Unborn.

Yeah, but the less-remembered about the Jimmy Smits season the better.

I'm sorry, but anyone saying Half Measures isn't the best episode is making a foolish fool of themselves.
We got:

The one line from last season that was great enough for me to use more than once since then was "Did Jamie Foxx and Gabrielle Union just show up because someone's 'Breakin' All the Rules."

And yet, I like this show. Inspired it may not be, but I get a good few laughs every episode. And Coach Carter references? Thank you.

Which it was.

What the fuck was I doing there?

Remember, Gus suggested the "dead relative inheritance" as a way for Walt to launder money near the end of Season 2. Walt dismissed it as too impractical, but maybe Skyler was digging it.

It's not like the episode titles are "Jesse' Blood Birthday" or "Mike's Reign" or "Saul and Friends Take a Trip to D.C." or "Walt's Funeral"

Well Cranston/Gilligan said from the beginning that Walt will die. That might have changed, but I wouldn't be shocked if that's still the ultimate plan.

I really don't think I was.

Prove that, with science.

Cop Rock.

Nah, man, once I heard it as John Krasinksi. True story.

Flip the colors.

Tonight on "Rock Bottom", we go undercover at a sex farm for sex hookers

If I could turn back the clock on my mother's stair-pushing, I'd certainly reconsider it.