What happens to David in season 4 is where I pretty much checked out. I originally really liked the first season, but liked each successive season less to the point where I just hated the show there and quit.

I was the worst part of the first three seasons of Sons of Anarchy in Nick Stahl's honor.

I was the worst part of the first three seasons of Sons of Anarchy in Nick Stahl's honor.

Cosgrove = competition.

Cosgrove = competition.

Yep, Don's marriage with Megan is a completely different animal than the one with Betty. It might not turn out better, but Megan is steering it in a whole different direction.

Yep, Don's marriage with Megan is a completely different animal than the one with Betty. It might not turn out better, but Megan is steering it in a whole different direction.

It's pretty remarkable how little those two have interacted directly on the show. I think tonight is by far the longest in the entire series. I loved their conversation that revealed the long history they had in the office, Don's admission that he was initially "terrified" of her (of course he was!), etc.

It's pretty remarkable how little those two have interacted directly on the show. I think tonight is by far the longest in the entire series. I loved their conversation that revealed the long history they had in the office, Don's admission that he was initially "terrified" of her (of course he was!), etc.

I merely intensely disliked "Orange County" up until the reveal that not only was the story that lesser Hanks had written so brilliant that it got him into Harvard or whatever, it was made into the shitty, shitty movie I had just watched. After that I fucking hated that movie.

I merely intensely disliked "Orange County" up until the reveal that not only was the story that lesser Hanks had written so brilliant that it got him into Harvard or whatever, it was made into the shitty, shitty movie I had just watched. After that I fucking hated that movie.

Tad Doyle was by far the best thing in that whole movie.

Tad Doyle was by far the best thing in that whole movie.

Among my circle of friends in college, she was officially known as "Poor Lisa Loeb," occasionally "Poor, Poor Lisa Loeb."

Among my circle of friends in college, she was officially known as "Poor Lisa Loeb," occasionally "Poor, Poor Lisa Loeb."

*minor spoilers*

*minor spoilers*

I like her too, for pretty much the same reasons you list. She has to be pretty hardass and tomboyish for her to be taken at all seriously later on.

I like her too, for pretty much the same reasons you list. She has to be pretty hardass and tomboyish for her to be taken at all seriously later on.

Depends on how drunk/high/incapacitated you were when you came across it, sounds like.