I can't believe they did that. Ted and Robin again is such a terrible idea.

Don't let my confusion dectract from the meaning

I agree with @avclub-8960b60364cfbb5ea071c2507704fb2a:disqus . . . if that was intentional then it was *super* subtle. . . It continues to gnaw at me.

Ted misused the term "begging the question" while talking about Ulysses. . . He is the worst at being pretentious

Oh, I get it, another blind joke. Real mature guys. Real mature.

Interestingly, as soon as I saw "Spielberg Face" I thought of Tom Hanks in Saving Private Ryan looking at Normandy after the battle. I had never heard of this before. I think this is a really interesting look at Spielberg's direction.

I liked it. It was really interesting.

@avclub-977cf54e52109b5b2795406737cf36d4:disqus I revere wood.

If this doesn't happen, the show has obviously not reached its full potential

this is completely awesome

man, the theodore roosevelt comic http://harkavagrant.com/ind… (esp panel 4) and the tesla comics http://harkavagrant.com/ind… are my faves but all of her work is just stellar. big huge fan of this.

Can one of these 10 adaptations be a flim version of the Cumberbatch/Boyle one that got staged in London? please?

The earnestness that he brings to Fring is startling. . . It seems like many viewers/commenters find it easiest to interpret his actions with a very two-faced motive, but it seems like Esposito doesn't really bring that to the character in all the stuff I've read

Cranston, in character, pretty clearly says that he didn't do it either. . . looks like it was an accident.

a.) I believe Gus poisoned Brock. He's been grooming Jesse ever since he set up that fake mugging with Mike.
b.) Gus's fatal flaw will be that he consistently misunderstands and underestimates Jesse. (sidebar, Walt does not, and that's a character based reason that Gus did the poisoning if it wasn't accidental)
c.) I…

Yeah that should have been either number twenty or number one. . . right?

INCIPIT ZARATHUSTRA

what's next, Firefly gets resurrected? PLEASE YES.

that would be a giant middle finger to viewers as this show goes. . . this show is about people making decisions, and to not show jesse making that decision would be a massive break with the show's character.

It's more fun to watch Descent as a writing experiment for Ron Moore which would later blossom into BSG, in my opinion. Maybe I'm reading that into the episode, and I know he only wrote part 1, but it's thematically linked, with the Borg involved dealing with what it means to have individual identity and mishandling…