I liked the callback of the guards he murdered being the same bureaucrat alien species from the first episode.

Give it time, I'm sure all the first timer Jerrys were like our Jerry at first. They knew the routines of trying to "escape" and everything. Nothing our Jerry did surprised anyone at the daycare, Jerrys nor employees alike. He wasn't somehow above the rest by seeing it as condescending when they never did. That's the…

And Rick's so blase about human life that he'd play a human lifetime in a game and talk about it so casually. It's all so very meta.

"Are you the Jerry that left?"

Yes that's true but what does it have to do with Rick and Morty?

Fet must be fed!

Maybe Angel has some Spanish word for vampire that he calls them, and we can hear him argue with Abe over whether they're called strigoi or [Spanish word for strigoi]. They will get angry and old man spittle will fly as they get very passionate about their unnecessary non-vampire word for vampires.

Yeah, no Jill/Simon, so I have no idea what the review is talking about. Entire paragraphs of this review will go completely over the heads of us AMC viewers due to how much AMC cuts. I'd heard of small bits of scenes cut here and there, but entire subplots cut out? I'm really starting to hate AMC and it's making me…

It's been said that Del Toro only directed two things this season, the prologue of the season premiere being one of those. I was hoping Del Toro directed that intentionally crappy B-movie Angel was in, but he wasn't credited in the end credits. So I guess his next directed thing is yet to come?

The way Angel had a limp in the exact same part of his leg where he got kicked in the movie, I assumed it was a shitty B-movie recreation of real events, Men in Black 2 style. Which means in the real events Angel had to be some badass vampire hunter who wrestled on the side. Sort of like if this series was remade as a…

I was annoyed that Mags was a man. Justified taught me to expect all people named Mags to be late-middle-aged southern matriarchs with a benevolent-but-polite streak.

Rock Lee will be a young Asian boy sidekick to Naruto, like Indy's Short Round but with more martial arts because that's what all little Asian boys in Hollywood movies do, while Naruto himself will be a teenager played by a 25 year old white man.

Oh and that Hollywood Death Note movie that at this rate won't come out until Zach Efron is old enough to play Light's dad.

Don't forget the completely unnecessary Shadow of the Colossus movie that no one wants to get made and, at the current rate of development hell, hopefully won't ever come out.

Though "last year" means The Bridge season 2, which wasn't quite as good as season 1. The Bridge deserved 3 or 4 seasons just based on how strong season 1 was, but it hadn't quite found its stride in season 2. If only it had been a chance to find itself with a third season, to work its way past that sophomore slump.

IMDB is user edited, so that's just fandom misconception from their listing him as Mr. Quinlan in season 1 when he was unnamed. I doubt they keep the same voice for Mr. Quinlan. When Mr. Quinlan appears and is properly credited I'm sure IMDB will update to reflect it.

I wondered that too. Put up the hoods and run the opposite direction of the path of the beams. They're very narrow so it'd only be a second of burning, and they didn't seem to disintegrate on contact with the UV so they could survive running the other way through it. I guess it's just a plot device to get rid of them,…

I liked how unexpected it was too. Somehow it seems a more likely scenario than a fistfight in America these days. With all the Second Amendment Advocates everywhere, someone pulling a gun seems more likely than someone actually fighting back. Do people even get in fistfights anymore?

I thought it was a glasses-less astrophysicist Lawrence Krauss.

I'd never heard of a "vaginal mesh" before commercials about suing over faulty vaginal meshes. I still don't know what they are. What a weird world we live in, where we learn about things from lawyers fishing for lawsuits on tv.