It was Dawn's mistake actually. But they had to keep her on.

I expected a lot more outage over Stan's ketchup/hot dog statement, honestly. But I didn't read the AVC comments for the episode, so maybe there was?

I threw $20 to a Kickstarter documentary about a hip NYC arcade's final days before closing. Sounded like a good project and the campaign said most of the shoot was already completed, they just needed funds for post-production. Over 2 years later (and $29,000 raised) the filmmaker has nothing to show for it. No…

Oh God, it's already at $750,000. When will Kickstarter stop being a "thing"

and the Bloodhound Gang!

Yeah he's been on a pretty successful stand-up tour. His new special is on DVD & Netflix and I've heard good things.

Yeah I can't get past the smug shit-eating grin. He might be really funny, but I may never know!!

I miss those old song parodies on the radio. Don't really hear them anymore. "Which Backstreet Boy is Gay" was one of my favorites.

I have the MP3. A little bit of Mickey in my life, a little bit of Minnie by my side…

I wonder what he was agreeing to.

"Can art TV exist?" Bob Ross is weeping in his grave.

That would involve actual, ya know, breakdowns and thinking. Hardwick ain't having that

I did not think I would ever not be excited about a Breaking Bad announcement, but this talk show did it.

Your'e not alone! We're out there, hiding.

Yeah I'm skipping this because I really doubt there's gonna be any new information. Just an hour of "It was so much fun to make this show"

Wow that is outstanding. Thanks for the link.

Up next: Directed by Kenny Cosgrove

Breaking Bad does a great job of doing goofy camera stuff but not to the point where it becomes excessive or gimmicky. Keeps it interesting for sure. When Mad Men does stylized stuff like that it's inconsistent with the show and just makes me turn to my friend and go "What the hell was that?"

Shit! That's who it was. I was sitting there going "WHO is that guy what is he from I know him ahhhhh" for the whole scene. Thanks.

I think Cranston's episodes are pretty flush with the rest of the series. Perhaps a little less flashy but they're consistent. Hamm's episodes have strange jump cuts and weird things the show dosen't normally do.