Sarah Paulson as comic relief with a terrible accent has been the biggest surprise for me this season. I've never seen her as funny until this role, and she's pretty good at it!

I'm happy as a clam (whatever that means). I don't really prove myself to anyone. I'm a nice guy, I speak really well and process information elegantly in such a way that helps my firm make lots of money. No proving of anything necessary. I let my contributions to the bottom line do the talking for me.
Dilapidated?…

I started reading your first paragraph, and the fact that your doubling down on your failed zucchini analogy even after getting called out for it is just sad, my friend.
Toying around with really stupid people is fun for like 5 minutes, but now I'm bored.

This is just cute is what this is. Someone who watches TWD unironically thinks he's going to beat me in a battle of wits. Adorable I tell you!
You started with the false equivalency of zucchini. Sorry, logical failure right there. Of course if you don't like zucchini you're not going to eat it. That's not what we're…

How bout you stop doing that and let what you believe to be "wayward ones" make their own decisions? You can drop your paternalistic BS spiel now. It's not our fault that you're stupid enough to take this show seriously.

You don't get to decide how others spend their free time. Like the person you're replying to, I too hate-watch the show because it's hilariously bad. It's funnier than most of the scripted comedies on the air.
I think it's adorable that you have such a strong opinion about how others decide to spend their free time,…

Fresh Off the Boat

It airs on Sundance. I believe Netflix has the previous seasons on streaming? Or Amazon Prime? Lemme check.

Still watching it. Only on episode 4 but I'm officially hooked. It's good. Very good. I wasn't expecting that at all.
If you like the hardcore dramas, may I also recommend Rectify? One of the most beautifully-written and sensitively-acted shows I've seen on tv… ever.

I actually didn't read the rest of the comment until you pointed it out. I think there's a pretty large intersection of the "Make America Great" crowd and the viewers who watch this show unironically on the Venn diagram.

Oh god, so many better shows than this to fill the Breaking Bad void. Please. Find something better.
Try The Americans. Or Stranger Things.

"This is by far the hardest and strongest episode to watch in TV history."

Then don't read any more reviews by Zach Handlen. Pretty simple. I think he'll get by. Somehow.

I'm with ya on the villain. I was getting flashbacks of Bill's 8-hour speech in the final sequence of Kill Bill. My god that was long and boring, as was this shlock. Less menacing… more tedious.

It's definitely Matt.
Remember he's betrothed to Druid Lady Gaga too. Druid Lady Gaga's gonna keep her man safe.

Ms Bassett is very clearly a "nasty woman."

Paulson's british accent is hilariously bad. She's gone all Dick van Dyke in Mary Poppins on us. I can't tell if she's supposed to be funny. I think she is?

Interesting. I came here fully expecting to be the only one who liked last night's episode. I'm pleasantly surprised I'm not the only one who thoroughly enjoyed it.

Facile. I like that adjective here. Season 1 was facile and fun. Last night's episode was also facile and fun.
I'm cool with facile and fun!

I dunno. I kind of liked it. Is some of it clumsy? You bet your sweet ass it is. But this episode did something that the first three didn't, which is hold my attention. I cared what happened next and was drawn into the mythology of the story. It had Druids, time travel, a Titus Andronicus-type dinner scene, random…