The closed captions said "(bones cracking)" so that's probably what happened.

23 tracks listed in the article, 673 comments and counting, and not one mention of Nick Lowe?

And I can't believe you didn't ask him about the year he just spent in space.

You could always watch reruns of Let's Rob Mick Jagger a/k/a The Knights of Prosperity. Sofia Vergara's in that too.

I don't know if the show ever made clear how far into Walker's term Frank took over as President, but if it was more than halfway through Frank would be able to run in another four years if he wins this time.

I see Rus Blackwell (the guy Carol shot in the beginning) played pretty much the same role he does on Banshee: a male character who can't keep up with the female ones.

That was Michael Raymond James from Terriers.

Sammy the Goose! (flap-flap)

In all seriousness as a comic Bobby Bittman was the greatest.

But in the BB episode introducing Saul, when Walt & Jesse took him at gunpoint into the desert, Saul wondered if Nacho (Ignacio) had sent them, implying he was still alive at the time.

Jimmy's brash, but not stupid. He had to know that Main would freak out over the ad, especially after before filming it the office assistant showed him the firm's previous commercial and how they spent four months of meetings before approving the wavy design in the background.

It came out in the UK that week. Although they took the UK by craze in 63, the Beatles were a virtual non-entity in the USA before they played Ed Sullivan in early 1964. A handful of US radio stations played "Please Please Me" during 1963, but that was about it until "I Want to Hold Your Hand" was played in December…

Vance should have won an Emmy for this performance back in 2009-2010. His facial reaction sold it for me alone: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Nick Searcy (as Principal Deke) is always welcome on the screen, even if in real life he's a certified wingut. In fact with those glasses on, he looked a lot like LBJ.

I see Maggie didn't inherit her father's ability to conjure up unlimited ammo.

I'm going to call Carl the Lieutenant Governor from now on.

Finally watched this today, lived through this as an adult so I remember all the beats pretty well but it still seemed suspenseful.

When it comes to nuclear puns, I'm up an' atom.

Alex was really fission for analogies in this piece.

The goofy sidekick all the way on the right was Hizdahr zo Loraq on last season's Game of Thrones, the Meereenese nobleman that Dany married last season.