It's hard to tell exactly how planned out all this stuff is, but they're real good at retrofitting their old stuff to what's going on now.

Yeah, that was a big risk with what they pulled this season and I'm not surprised that so many people lost interest.  They did some really weird stuff with the characters.

god I miss Rubicon

Shows like this are supposed to always be under threat of cancellation.  I'm confused.

No, Louie is coming back for a season 3.

I wouldn't classify that Castle intro as a title sequence though, it was like a primer to the show if you've never seen it before.  Kind of like a previously on thing, that always stayed the same.  The real titles had always just been a title card.

You don't?

The Venture Bros title sequence wasn't even that good in the first place.

#4 is being reprinted this week

I didn't mind what actually happened.  It's fine for everything to be not wrapped up at the end.  It seems like the FBI stopped caring though, and then it just ended with a really poorly written scene.

The scene that resolved the case of the week was painful.  What was with the shit that Astrid was saying?  That whole "you've never been able to think" think is something you have to set up for.  He really seemed fine the whole time, except for the beginning of course.  I did like that little trick they did with the…

I loved all those terrible Ferengi episodes, despite their terribleness.

nope. anti vax = cunt by default

I agree.  They manage to pack almost every line with jokes like 30 Rock does, while creating real characters at the same time.

i've been waiting my entire life for this

Your Fringe blurb made me remember TVOTI

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you called?

I kinda get the point he's making.  He takes characters outside of their respective works and puts them in new situations, while these silly Watchmen prequels are trying to expand Moore's completed story.

So, is this legit good TV or is this just good for what it is?

doooooooooope!