I figured he'd end up becoming a crime novelist.

I know, but in the context of the show, they seem to be implying that little details are coming back to him every time he hits the pipe.

The ganja.

Yeah, I've heard that one repeated ad nauseam, believe me. Of course, when my sister can't breathe because her inhaler is empty and she's neglected to get a back up .. again, and expects me to run her to the hospital … again, I'm less inclined to think the practice is in any way 'beneficial'.

No, that flash was accompanied by the sound of the lamp clicking on. The image of Andrea is what Nas saw when he turned on the light, that is what he remembers. We didn't get that perspective of her because the camera was fixated on Nas and the bloody lampshade behind him.

You think so? To me, his expression when they handed him the golf clubs looked like he was about two seconds away from a good puke. I don't think he's all that eager for retirement at all, just wearily resigned to it. I think he is addicted to the intellectual challenge.

I thought there might be the possibility that they'd end it on a different note, but this episode confirmed for me that they are going to follow the same plot.

Uh yeah. Riz Ahmed is gorgeous and I see no evidence of crazy eyes in his portrayal. It was Chandra who advised Nas to fight instead of taking the plea if he was really innocent and he ends up listening to her over everyone else. He thanks her for treating him like a human being. I think that moment clinched it for…

He's smoking heroin - and the only good thing I can say about that is that it seems to be jostling his memory of that night, so an epiphany might come to fruition.

Well, when you break it up on your fists, SIN and BAD sound a lot more threatening than A LAD DIN. A lad din' what?

As was Sting's single tear to commemorate the occasion.

But she doesn't fall for 'bad boys'. She likes good boys. She thinks that Nasir is good, and believes in his innocence of the crime.

That is exactly what will happen - the kiss has to be for no other reason than to have Nas throw her under the bus for it later. He can only attain his freedom by destroying her career.

That was Sting's wife, Trudie Styler.

And yet he got pretty skinny after filming was done, didn't he? I'm thinking he was saving the unfake cocaine for later.

Sure thing. It's not voodoo. The cult is the brainchild of an ex-Army doctor who had a vision in Peru during a visit to Machu Picchu. The members all take ayahuasca as part of a ritual, so the stuff in the first episode is Aaron Paul's character at a retreat in Cuzco having a batch of the stuff.

I thought the first two episodes were the weakest, tbh. It gets better as it goes on, though, and there is a bit of a mystery to it, so I found myself sucked in by the mid-way mark. The performances, the music, the characters, are probably the best components the show has going for it. I think some of the writing is a…

You can also buy a season pass on iTunes. There hasn't been an announcement for the DVD yet, but Hulu's other original show Casual came out a year after, I think.

Aaron is super hot with lip gloss in that video, yo.

That's Need For Speed's Aaron Paul, bitches!