Jack is just bad hair day ugly, he saves his gooder looks for albums with red and white cover art.

Since he's barely even performed let alone recorded new material since he stroked out during the Reality tour, I have sort of given up on ever getting a new release from him. His previous albums almost all came within 1-2 years of each other, and it's been six since Reality.

The presence of chapter stops just tells you that David Lynch didn't have a say in the DVD's production, since he is opposed to artificially creating sections of a movie that weren't intended to be there originally.

Who wrote it? Is it any good? Does it mention Balthazar Getty in a negative light?

To this day I still wake up in a cold sweat wondering if everything I know to be true is just an illusion, much like Parker's purported inability to lose. Terrifying.

You're probably thinking of the episode Parker Lewis Can't Win, which is the finale for the first season. The subtle reversal of the series title is compounded by the topsy-turvy world in which Parker finds himself. Also the ads on TV had a big red stamped 'Win' covering up 'Lose' for that episode.

I hate to break it to you, but The Postman and Payback and Blood Work are all based on novels. Assassins is a rewrite of a Wackowski Twins script.

More specifically, he gets in a knife fight and has a big diagonal scar across his face (which also bisects his eye).

It depends on where you stand in the abortion debate. She became British either at the moment of conception or when she sprang from her mother's womb.

Don't look now but she's also taken over the Personal of the Day to the right!

Krooz, its not a big deal.

How about they get frozen in a block of ice and have to bone in order to melt it and escape?

No, Zombie Jones's Diary.

It's also in reference to how Kenny has had to move back east from Seattle and back down the pecking order after his final failure in the major leagues.

I would guess that this is the first episode that wasn't finished with production before the beginning of February, so they inserted it there rather than trying to modify an already completed episode.

So you would be seeing this for the FIRST time then?

They did inexplicably air The Middleman, but I presume they just didn't realize that it wasn't an awful piece of trash. Of course they wised up, cancelled it, and it's back to business as usual now.

I have no thirst for first, the firstie is inside each of you.

The hospital escape annoyed me as well. Even if he managed to get out, there's no way he's sneaking back in and getting back in bed like nothing has happened.

My guess is that they'll keep increasing the stature of the drug guys that Walt and Jesse piss off / try to work with. There's been a natural progression so far from Crazy 8 to Tuco, and I believe someone mentioned a drug cartel in passing this season.