@avclub-f9dc5c1b905401733b9aaf49c03c071d:disqus but with more pies.

Part of me thinks (hopes?) Walt retrieved the vial of ricin for himself.

Skinny Pete and Badger, Talking Sci Fi.

I never thought I'd say this, but next week, could we please, please have an episode focused on Marie shoplifting? Because I don't know if I can handle any more of this.

Keep in mind, it was 1984. But I'm with you.

I've found SALVATION improves markedly if you skip over the stupid, stupid prologue with Helena Bonham Carter.

I remember some interview with Mostow, or perhaps just a review, that likened T3 to a Terminator movie filmed through a Looney Toons lens.

a) I'd watch the fuck out of that Terminator movie

This is better than the sequel, Funny People.

Now who's being childish?

And also this was a callback to Andy's story about ordering a water in rugby bar earlier in the film when he's defending his teetotalism. So, Gary learned something about bravery, perhaps, inasmuch moving forward in his life had clearly been terrifying to him previously.

My goodness. Just did a little reading on Guiteau… get me the Coen Brothers.

[cries]

Then you need to find your friend a divorce lawyer, because her husband is a monster.

I find both of these comments to be true.

Looks like these are international offerings, because that was my first thought too.

After taking a closer look at the Tumblr, I saw that too.

Was I the only person that had no recollection of THERE WILL BE BLOOD, INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS, or PROMETHEUS ever being streaming options on Netflix?

THE AV CLUB

The logical ending to this story is either a) she's now your wife, or b) you're now a serial killer.