Lance Reddick for Sean.

Well, I just heard Baker Street on the radio and now I miss Rick & Morty, so there's that. And one that will make absolutely no sense to anybody is "All For You" by Sister Hazel always reminds me of The Shining miniseries from the 90s. Only reason why is because I had seen snippets of it before reading the book, so…

Just finished the finale. While I enjoyed the ending, I was a little frustrated by the lack of "shop talk" if you will about the Yellow-Card Man and his (non-existent in the series) successor. The changes they made to YCM's story seemed like they could have been potential for a much different conclusion to the show…

I've lost count of how many times I've watched it, and it's still utterly glorious.

I thought the best joke of the episode was when Jackie brought her dog in for a massage.

The accusation regarding him disguising his identity was because he made the appointment for Halbach to come out and photograph the minivan under the name 'B. Janda' But since it was his sister, Barb Janda, who was selling the minivan in the first place I just don't see how that's proof of anything.

The argument itself is pure gibberish, but unfortunately the extremely manipulative impulses behind MAKING the argument are entirely within the parameters of the lowest forces of human nature.

I think the Third-Party Liability restriction put on the defense really inhibited their ability to pursue that further. The prosecution hammered home their point that in order to believe a frame job occurred, you had to believe the cops killed Teresa Halbach. So if you go after a cop for seeming to have access to…

I just don't understand how Judge Willis hasn't been asked to recuse himself in all these years since the Avery homicide trial. Those comments admonishing Steven at the end of the trial, or at his sentencing, or whenever it was…it was pretty explicitly clear that this was a man who absolutely did not comprehend…

I guess I interpreted the final shot of this episode differently from everyone else. It occurred to me that Gretchen may be pregnant, and her sudden interest in this neighbor family was because she was, in her fucked-up depressed brain, uncharacteristically contemplating NOT having an abobo. Under such an…

I haven't seen anybody mention it in the comments or in either review, but wasn't the "innkeeper" Brienne and Pod spoke with actually Brynden Tully?

If Daniel is innocent, which I personally doubt, I think Melvin is the killer.

Just finished season 1, will start season 2 tomorrow. I believe Daniel is guilty, and have believed it the whole way through. I think ultimately the series will end with his execution, but that between now and then we will continue to see him as a relatively peaceful, contemplative man who poses no mortal threat to…

Jeremy/Natalie, Casey/Dana, Dan/Rebecca….all from Sports Night. Though Dan/Rebecca may have happened eventually.

I'm not SURE it was an intended joke, but I liked that at first all you saw of his shirt was "AS" and then it didn't end with "IAN"

Her review for Top Chef was a recappy snarkfest.  Check it out.

Why is everybody following Sonia's error and calling Rowan 'Eli Pope'?  They said Eli Pope is a curator at the Smithsonian.  Obviously, Cyrus knows Rowan is not that. I thought it was crystal clear that Olivia's entire background in the kill file had been fabricated, presumably by Rowan, to prevent anybody from…

I liked it because Schwartzman = Wes Anderson for me, and I think Wes Anderson's films are overpretentiously hipster.  So the casting made perfect sense, in my opinion.

My personal favorite episode.  I will never not die at "Are you impressed I know what it's called?"

Am I the only one who caught the flash of Sean Astin when Rosen touched Parrish?