What cost, though? Joel's designer suits aside, that show looks like it costs three dollars to make.

I hope for a third season if only because I hate Meg and want to see her get her comeuppance.

John's status in Jarden is incomprehensible to me. First he seems to be allowed to burn down houses willy-nilly, because. Now the police leave him alone with what could be the suspect in the abduction of three teenage girls, without giving it a second thought. How is an ex-con being given this much latitude? (That…

So Virgil was actually Erika's father? Is it her he raped? The way he described those events made it seem like he was John's father, which is certainly the impression Kevin had as well.

The most: Amour. Jean-Louis Trintignant never puts on a shirt.

Are you sure it's in the bottom 50? I'm not seeing it there.

Yeah, at first it took me a moment to realize it wasn't a yacht.

Is it really so hard for you to understand that when people say this decade, they usually mean the ten-year-period that began in 2010? It's wonderful that you've learned that there was no zero AD, but don't let that blind you to the facts of common usage. That way pedantry lies.

To which he replies, Barney Stinson-like: "Challenge accepted!"

1990 is part of a decade that goes from 1981 to 1990. It is not part of a decade called the 80s.

Yup, the blue-and-white portable one they take to the beach.

Actually I see the spinning top from Inception, and I think the other things are supposed to allude to movies on the list as well: The violin from 12 Years a Slave, the computer might be Computer Chess, the electric guitars from We Are the Best!, maybe? I'm not sure what the record player alludes to, though.

I understand it not making the list, but I would've been tickled pink to see Short Term 12 included.

So in your world, 1990 is part of the 80s?

No it didn't. The movie got a negative review on Slate, and was nowhere in Dana Stevens' (Slate's film critic) Top Ten list.

He has maybe the most punchable face in the world. 

NOOOOOO!!! First the Bitch, and now they've canceled Ben and Kate.

I am as gay as the cock-lovingest homo out there, but given the chance, I would so do Gemma Arterton. 

Yes.  It wasn't The Wire (or whichever show you think is the best ever), but it was good.

My feelings exactly.  When I first heard about this new movie, I just thought: "Please don't fuck up the legacy."  Looks like they haven't.