Sure, Zach then. Oops, hoisted by his own petard. I talk of someone mailing it in and I mail in the name. I stand by criticizing those awful s7 reviews.

Best application of Chekhov's gun going.

When Erik Adams was covering the final season of Sons of Anarchy, he flat out mailed in the reviews. He was awful about it and constantly disregarded attempts in the comments to correct someone's name. There was zero reason to read the review - again, Sons of Anarchy not Finnegan's Wake.

I was just glad I didn't need the CC option on. Pazzi was horrible and Chiyo has just added to the broken English. Tonight I was able to hear most of the dialogue which kept me in the episode.

Especially when the "On the next Hannibal…" segment shows Will.

And the guru left the valley to pursue his true passion of being a misfit warlord/General in Pakistan.

I couldn't get Repo Man out of my head with doomed passenger Ben Carson driving around L.A.

He cracked me up on his episode of Psyche as the innocent biker.

The Ray Rice situation broke my passion for the NFL. I'll still watch my Bears, but I hardly "live and die" with them week to week. I can't see where I'd watch a show entouraging the worst behavior of players.

The Veep cast is young, beautiful and incompetent. This cast, especially in the situation room, is old, ornery and Ivy League. The only similarities between the two shows is that they aren't the pristine, button-down government we hope is running things.

I like the way you think, Headless body of Spiro Agnew.

Sansa has a homeless network help her keep the truth from Ramsey. She really landed in the lorry parked out back, but Ramsey couldn't see around the medical hut. They rushed out to make it look like she died, but she and Theon will be back solving crime.

The Sand Snake had no reason to bite Bronn's ear just like Elly had no reason to kiss Myrcella. I think Bronn has the antidote. And he knows how to use it.

There was a child sacrifice to make sure the snow melted.

The show usually hangs dong when the minge shows up.

Stop calling me Shirley.

Stannis : Fathers' Day :: Betty Draper : Mothers' Day.

I think I stopped watching around episode 9 for 12 Monkeys. It got really convoluted with when and where. All those splinters had diminishing returns for me.

And, as Richard and Seth kept meeting in low population childrens' playgrounds, were they using Jian-Yang's app?

The "scatter. Scatter." was great.