IMO, a fantastic episode! I always love it when RS has its deeper moments like the way Donnie G went down at the end. So epic. I agree that I wish the show would have more character moments that tie in to previous events. I was also surprised that there was no reaction from Mordecai when he sees Muscle Man and Starla…

You know, you're actually right. For every Muscle Man episode we've had, Fives never has any major role in them.

I once watched this movie with my mother. At the end, she concluded that Humphrey Bogart was a terrible actor.

Great episode. I like the fact that RS is able to handle more mature subject matter without losing its sense of fun. We always knew that Mordecai and Margaret would form a relationship, but the show has developed it naturally and presented some real obstacles along the way, namely Mordecai's maturity. As great a…

Eh, I don't mind the self-indulgent Bourdain. In a way, that was one of the best things about No Reservations. The tonal and thematic variety of each episode made the show feel new each time; there would be episodes that are pure food porn, episodes that are more travel and culture oriented, episodes where Bourdain…

Who knew that Finn turns into the Highlander in his adult age.
Also,
WHO WAAAAAAAANTS TO LIIIIIIIIVE FOREEEEEEEEVER!

Interestingly, the way Margaret has been developed so far may be Mordecai's fault. We don't know much about her since Mordecai never seems to actually ask her to talk about herself or engage in personal conversation. Everything about her life including her preferences and plans always come as a complete surprise to…

I don't think that Mordecai's attempts are entirely unrealistic or else coming from a contrived place. Quintel has said that he made Mordecai's behavior a comically overblown representation of his own awkwardness when it came to relationships and dating in his early 20s. Quintel is married, so I guess there's hope for…

Why does it matter?

How is the tide turning on Ricky Gervais? The guy continues to produce great comedy. He has a unique talent for identifying ways to elicit humor from people, whether in scripted form for some of the big-name actors he's worked with or in a more spontaneous reality-based format for someone like Karl Pilkington. And…

Why does it have to be Al Jazeera America? I like my reporters with British accents.

Is Tarantino really that distracting a presence in this movie? He has a few lines of dialogue before Michael Parks carries the rest of the scene. I thought Tarantino actually delivered the movie's best laugh.

Is Tarantino really that distracting a presence in this movie? He has a few lines of dialogue before Michael Parks carries the rest of the scene. I thought Tarantino actually delivered the movie's best laugh.

What other campy British mystery shows can we remake? The Persuaders?

What other campy British mystery shows can we remake? The Persuaders?

Worst case scenario, they just spin off the show by having Jeffrey Donovan play a vaguely similar spy character who is trapped on an island of burned spies and chased around all day by an evil beach ball. It already worked once, and if you bill it as the next Lost, then bam, instant hit.

Worst case scenario, they just spin off the show by having Jeffrey Donovan play a vaguely similar spy character who is trapped on an island of burned spies and chased around all day by an evil beach ball. It already worked once, and if you bill it as the next Lost, then bam, instant hit.

NEPTR is definitely the best C-lister. The NEPTR Rap was awesome.

NEPTR is definitely the best C-lister. The NEPTR Rap was awesome.

And despite all of these identities, Sean Bean will still have a Sheffield accent.