See, now I'm on board with the "hard to watch" from last week.  Maybe its the beers from last week being swapped with the reeferpot this week, and maybe its just because Gemma is such a tough old bird and I'd already seen her survive a gang rape previously, but I had a hard time watching Tara slam her surgically…

Yup, and he's definitely no Ron Fucking Swanson.

Whew!  I began to question everything about life.

Wait.  I don't understand.  I thought greatest TV character ever was Ron Fucking Swanson.  I don't know what to think now.

I can't believe there's 4 hrs of TV left this season.  I really need Clay to have a "Glenn Close at the end of Dangerous Liasons" moment with the club.  Piney and John Teller deserve that.

Got it.  I love the characters, I'm just rarely moved by such violence, as cited in the above post.  Great review.

You are an idiot.  I thought this was the funniest episode of the show so far.  And the thing was, they didn't do the will they/won't they.  An outside presence asserted that they liked each other, causing problems.  Neither principle said a word about it, so in a way, this was a refreshing take on the trope.  And you…

Am I the only one that's dead inside hear?  When I hear that shit is "too hard to watch" and what not, I find this odd.  Am I the only one who's been numbed by 127 Hours?  Of Chuck Palahniuk novels?  Of Brett Easton Ellis Novels?  Of Requiem For A Dream?  Of Irreversible?  Of the internet?  This beating was child's…

Like having Tara and the kids thrown off the Devil's Playground through the Spanish Announce Table?  BAHGAWD THEY'RS BROKEN IN HALF!!!  CAN WE GET SOME HELP OUT HERE!!!

I thought cool guys didn't look at explosions?  Oh, I guess cool people don't watch Michael Bay movies…

Unfortunately we will never get an "official version" since it would be wide open to litigation.

You know what I might buy is Bob Dylan covering "Don't Stop" "Party In the USA" "Shots" and many other modern classics.  It could be awesome.

Joey Lawrence covering "Joey"

It was a show within a show that held said show aloft on a pedestal, and the show turned out to be gratingly unfunny and stupid.  It would be like if the West Wing spent its pilot talking about this great man, Jed Bartlett, and then he came out and started drooling on the floor and screaming for his stuffed turtle,…

The worst episode this show ever produced was when they went to check out a new black comedian down at the ol' Melrose Improv with the intent to offer him a writing job to diversify the staff.   It was a Friday night.  They went to see him at an open mic.  At arguably the most famous fucking comedy club in the world.…

Anyone figure out who all was in the duffel bag?  I saw a Sons president jacket, but wasn't sure which chapter.  Tacoma?  And where was Kozik?