He wet the painting, smooshed it onto a identically sized canvas, wet that painting and smooshed it again onto another canvas, thus making a perfect copy he could easily alter. Or he put all the colors on the brush and moved it really fast, painting it all at once. I've seen Bugs Bunny do both.

I'm pretty sure Ben is paying all the rent, but I liked how he decided he wasn't going to clean the place up but rather teach Andy and April how to be human.

And got really hot? Because that seemed to be the way it was going.

I've never eaten out of a frisbee, but I have eaten Frosted Flakes out of a drinking glass with a fork.

Fuck, missed the apostrophe and the "e". But I thought my boss was coming so I had to hit post fast.

No, as long as your hot it's not gross.

You crack me up, Brian.

I thought both the Christmas episode and Mixology did very well mixing in emotion. I mean, if we're like voting on this or something.

I kind of wished Malcolm Jamal Warner would have entered the classroom with a trashcan lid shield and some form of melee weapon. He had just led the paramedics through a race kerfluffle, after all. My hope was this was a bottle episode where a "Modern Warfare" was going on outside and we just never got to see it.

I agree. Also, what is a tumblr?

Logic would have it I am a mutated housecat, but the truth is I had a bad experience being baptized by an epileptic priest.

Vonnegut would back you up on that.

Phil Rosenthal…
I read your book you magnificent bastard.

I have a friend that makes it around the holidays, but it's cider, cinnamon and grain alcohol.

Going back to the pilot, the impression I got was Raylan hadn't seen his father since he left town at 19.

The thing I thought of while thinking about it…
So, peace was brokered in the long feud between the Bennetts and the Givens by Aunt Helen and Mags, the matres familias of the clans. Raylan kills Coover and nearly causes a war, but Aunt Helen persuades Mags to not retaliate. Then Mag's son kills Aunt Helen as an…

Not clear. He either ordered the hit on Winona, or on both of them. Opinions differ on the matter, but yes, Winona was definitely a target.

So, if an handjob from an angel is a terrible thing, and if what Raylan did to Dickie's leg is a terrible thing, does that mean that when Arlo finds out what Dickie has done, he'll give him a handjob?

I thought Costner's character was former Secret Service, but I maybe confusing that with Bruce Willis in "The Last Boy Scout".

I thought Raylan was going to shoot everybody. There was an outside possibility he was going to use the hitman's gun to off Wyn. But it played out a little differently and I'm always happy to think that Wyn Duffie might return again.