Poor Obie. Nowadays only thought of when someone happens upon that one Eminem video, and he's there at the start, and they think "Oh yeah, that guy." or "Who is Obie Trice? He certainly has a bold stance against gimmicks" And then maybe if they look him up they find out his claim to fame was Eminem including Golden…

The best thing about Spike Lee movies is where we learn how beautiful yet tragic New York's diverse racial make up when that beautiful shot happens where the characters face the camera and break the fourth wall and say a bunch of ethnic slurs and mild, somewhat outdated stereotypes. "You garlic eating, princess…

Holding out hopes that this show will have Lex and will finally make him a ponderous black man like in the cartoon. Google just informed that he was actually supposed to be Telly Savalas but sticking with that - never seen a Greek guy last name Luther.

I think you're probably thinking of black people.

There's more of us per capita here than any state other than Hawaii.

When you have what looks to be a 13 year old girl kill a healthy grown man with her bare hands in unarmed combat that crosses my threshold of plausibility. I don't care how many Matrix moves a child knows, at the end of the day she's losing that fight for the same reason I've yet to be murdered by my cat, despite…

"Poly people" usually means Pacific Islanders. Least that's how it is in Utah, where I'm pretty sure the polyamorous could have had dibs if they wanted.

They set up the Undertaker pretty nicely. Tall old white undertaker-lookin' dude, with 2 southeast Asian goons - a very Coen-y oddball group, much like Mike Milligan and the Kitchen Brothers (feat Joe Bulo). They seem like they're here for a while. And then they're gone.

Complex advocacy of women's rights on the grounds of political, social, and economic equality to men.

I thought the black and white sumo instead of boxing was pretty nice, not too on the head.

And now I'm learning, via the always reliable internet, they both like to visit Waco….. with the same camera man.

They both like to visit Waco.

That's a pretty good explanation for an 'F' - really the only episodes I ever HATE of anything are the ones I think kill a show that I love unless you purge them from your mind. It's different from jumping the shark because the show is still good when it happens, and can remain good after if it is never spoken of…

Well, you can be a drone pilot (thanks, Obama!) but then you miss out on the high-intensity physical fitness that Americans love.

Only thing I don't love and worship about John Cena is that his theme totally rips off 'Ante Up'. Not going to pretend to by an old hip hop head, never heard of M.O.P. before 'Bert and Ernie tries gangsta rap', but still, shame on you, WWE.

I'm assuming you mean they weren't getting shot at in the preview scenes. Guess Mike Milligan isn't as thorough as I would assume

Guess I missed that, first scene I recall was him in the squad car

Gut says that either Floyd or her granddaughter but not both die in Mike's attack, and storytelling wise Floyd is the more likely of the two.

I just assumed Peggy ditched Hank (just noticed that these 2 Fargo characters share some traits with their king of the hill counterparts ) maybe after dragging him somewhere so he knew she'd been there.

They did a good job with the samurai / post apocalyptic combination. The forts with the high walls and the flags were cool, and it was neat how the Baron's office looked sort of like the Oval Office.