I think that would have fit better than Martina Martinez, Olson is so much funnier than that horrible crap.  When she came out I felt like the callbacks were a distraction because that one didnt fit as well for me.  They only had it there because it made the end happen, but I think that could have been done better.

I'd say that was the best moment of the episode, they finally learned Charlie's thing and just let him jump out the back of the van

I'd say that was the best moment of the episode, they finally learned Charlie's thing and just let him jump out the back of the van

This is disgusting to hear, its not that it wont be funny, but the fact that they must be making more money than ever and all they can do is slap some old stories together just strikes me as incredibly lazy.

This is disgusting to hear, its not that it wont be funny, but the fact that they must be making more money than ever and all they can do is slap some old stories together just strikes me as incredibly lazy.

Hopefully the silence at the end signified them ditching all these call-backs.  Listen I love callbacks, its what made Arrested Development so great, but your entire show can't just become a caricature of itself like this was.  It just seemed lazy, and no matter how much time they spent in a room discussing what…

Hopefully the silence at the end signified them ditching all these call-backs.  Listen I love callbacks, its what made Arrested Development so great, but your entire show can't just become a caricature of itself like this was.  It just seemed lazy, and no matter how much time they spent in a room discussing what…

If they had to kill herschel, couldn't they have made it a bit more realistic?  The zombie has been walked around heard noise and everything and not come to, he steps right into its crotch, and in a half second it wakes up and latches on and he's done.

If they had to kill herschel, couldn't they have made it a bit more realistic?  The zombie has been walked around heard noise and everything and not come to, he steps right into its crotch, and in a half second it wakes up and latches on and he's done.

and how many seasons? which are they in now?  As Draper making epic pitches is what drew me to Mad Men, I really enjoyed the moments when Cheadle busts out his great pitches and wows the client, that was primarily what interested me in the show

and how many seasons? which are they in now?  As Draper making epic pitches is what drew me to Mad Men, I really enjoyed the moments when Cheadle busts out his great pitches and wows the client, that was primarily what interested me in the show

COME ON

COME ON

I watched 2 episodes, did it get great or limp out?  I just felt like it definitely wasn't going to last with Cheadle in the title role, so I didn't want to invest more time into a dying show.  It happens too often

I watched 2 episodes, did it get great or limp out?  I just felt like it definitely wasn't going to last with Cheadle in the title role, so I didn't want to invest more time into a dying show.  It happens too often

I took it as Rick's imagination more than Shane.  I thought it was Rick imagining the zombies eating his former friend for scraps and thinking that he had to bury the body so that even though he had to kill him, he wouldn't be going 'out' that way.  Of course this didn't matter, because Carl showed up and almost got…

I think there's still a chance that each of them will pop up in a small role in some episode, but Xzibit is the one that stands out as unlikely.  Osment looks like he could be Macs cousin so they should have used him, doesn't seem like he's busy

I think there's still a chance that each of them will pop up in a small role in some episode, but Xzibit is the one that stands out as unlikely.  Osment looks like he could be Macs cousin so they should have used him, doesn't seem like he's busy

Disagree, Frank's Brother is wayyyy worse.  The Frank thing must have looked odd on paper, but on screen it was friggin excellent.  DeVito is perfect at being crazy/senile/wacky without being completely scary, and that was maybe his best example of that.

Disagree, Frank's Brother is wayyyy worse.  The Frank thing must have looked odd on paper, but on screen it was friggin excellent.  DeVito is perfect at being crazy/senile/wacky without being completely scary, and that was maybe his best example of that.