Well great, all I've been saying after Harmon's firing is 'at least they still have Megan Ganz.'

Well great, all I've been saying after Harmon's firing is 'at least they still have Megan Ganz.'

1. The episode? Yes. The scene? Fantastically shot but feels a bit disconnected from the rest.
2. I've stopped caring.
3. Twin Peaks or Angel. Actually I gotta put the Sopranos up there.

1. The episode? Yes. The scene? Fantastically shot but feels a bit disconnected from the rest.
2. I've stopped caring.
3. Twin Peaks or Angel. Actually I gotta put the Sopranos up there.

Seeing as David Chase pretty much just validated everything you've been saying for the last 2 years I think you've earned it. And I personally would like to see the other great parts of the episode given equal analysis.

Seeing as David Chase pretty much just validated everything you've been saying for the last 2 years I think you've earned it. And I personally would like to see the other great parts of the episode given equal analysis.

But Season 6, stupid as it was, was so utterly predictable. I correctly guessed almost every story beat just from watching the previews. If Dexter, the schlocky thriller I only watched to know what happens, is completely predictable than its failed.
For all it's fault I genuinely didn't know what was happening tonight.…

But Season 6, stupid as it was, was so utterly predictable. I correctly guessed almost every story beat just from watching the previews. If Dexter, the schlocky thriller I only watched to know what happens, is completely predictable than its failed.
For all it's fault I genuinely didn't know what was happening tonight.…

Look you can't review an episode based on its last three minutes, particularly when those last 3 minutes have nothing to do with the rest of the episode. This sure wasn't great but it doesn't have it's own circle of hell like This Is The Way The World Ends did.

Look you can't review an episode based on its last three minutes, particularly when those last 3 minutes have nothing to do with the rest of the episode. This sure wasn't great but it doesn't have it's own circle of hell like This Is The Way The World Ends did.

I'm about as old as the Simpsons and there was never a time that I can remember when I wasn't watching it almost every night at six (a staple of Australian households for ages).

I'm about as old as the Simpsons and there was never a time that I can remember when I wasn't watching it almost every night at six (a staple of Australian households for ages).

So which Treehouse of Horror episode scared you the most?

So which Treehouse of Horror episode scared you the most?

Dan Castalanetta freaking the fuck out was always his best work.

Dan Castalanetta freaking the fuck out was always his best work.

Which feels like what the cut to black was essentially getting at even if his literal death is definitely telegraphed (which is not the same as making it explicit).

Which feels like what the cut to black was essentially getting at even if his literal death is definitely telegraphed (which is not the same as making it explicit).

An important aspect of this episode is how alienated you feel from Tony's world by the end of the episode. That's why there's so much 'gratuitous' violence in it, to expose how insulated the main characters are against the damage they cause to others. Phil's girlfriends and her father, the guy on the bike, the…

An important aspect of this episode is how alienated you feel from Tony's world by the end of the episode. That's why there's so much 'gratuitous' violence in it, to expose how insulated the main characters are against the damage they cause to others. Phil's girlfriends and her father, the guy on the bike, the…