I'm with you; I expected it to be violent, but it totally exceeded my expectations on that count.  It was also better than I thought it would be.  I'd watch it again some day.

Signed!  This will be like that time I downloaded all kinds of music for free.  We've got to teach The Man a lesson somehow.

I wanna take this guy, strap him into an old barber's chair, shave his head and his stupid beard, then leave him there for a few days with The Star Wars Holiday Special running on a loop.

Impossible to say; I'm not even sure if the writers knew at this point.  I'm guessing they left that to be filled in depending on whatever else might develop.

Or maybe Arlo is just a puss.

What everybody else said. I guess if you feel your headlights are inadequete, well, that is the car for you.

It's funny, because that situation sort of happened in my (then) county in the '80's…some puma was picking off dogs (and apparently a few cats and one rabbit cage) for a month or so until somebody blasted it. I guess no fun-sized Doritos on hand. I think the suspected tally was in the dozen range, happily no people…

I didn't get the Doritos bit with the dog.  Okay, so let's say the dog can write and all that. Just accepting that, um, if this guy wants Doritos so badly that a Halloween sized bag will have him lying to his wife…why doesn't he already have a bag or just go buy a big bag.  He's an adult, apparently of enough means…

Wait, if I don't do "white people suck" posing, how will other white people know I'm cool?  As for black people finding me cool, wow, the impossible dream right there…

I really have to give this another shot.  I had heard about it for years before I saw it and ended up feeling pretty disappointed.

Hey buddy, if you don't like it you can hop into your Sedan and head on up to Canada.

Yeah, if you don't want to interact with your fans just go to a different place after the show.  I can understand not wanting to be bothered, but no need to make a point of it.

Hell yeah.  I left my quite leave-able small town around 1990.  The place was boring and rustic, but there were some nice things about it - for example, if you forgot to lock something up you didn't need to worry about it, and some people didn't bother at all.  Of course, virtually any advantage one can think of no…

Yeah, Gale really is a great guy.  For a Marxist drug maker.

No offense, but Metal Machine Music?  Put a lot of thought into that one, huh?  Just too obvious, like playing a CD of fart sounds over and over again.  Which I've done…but anyhow…it all depends on the audience, you know?  My current building, patriotic country tunes would do the trick on these New Yorker/Economist…

whoa, now, have you heard Superman Was a Rocker?

I've got that shirt.

Will there be serving?  If there's serving, I'm in.

Probably waited too long.

Awesome, the "Lost" of sitcoms.