Dick van Duke is one of the best porn names I've ever heard.

I haven't seen the movie but I checked the soundtrack and elgar is credited as a composer. I don't think that really counts as stealing.

I need to see the movie again. Which theme was Holst inspired? I seem to remember the main theme being a "takeoff" on the Tchaikovsky violin concerto.

You actually can yell fire in a crowded theater as long as the theater really is on fire. The key word that is usually omitted from that quote is "falsely".

I was hoping against hope she would have suggested This Is Spinal Tap

X-Files before those!

I don't think anyone mentioned it yet. While legally Norman is credited as composing it, some die hard John Barry fans, (such as one of my good friend's dad) will still insist Barry wrote it. According to Wikipedia, Barry expanded and added stuff to Norman's theme that made it the inconic theme it is.

Seriously. I liked it ok but yeah. It just kind of ended. Same with last season ending with Stan giggling about Paige and Matthew making out and Philip berating Page for it. This show doesn't really know how to do season finales with the exception of the 3rd season finale when Paige blabs to Pastor Tim.

At least as big an upset as the duel at the end of the force awakens.

Yeah I was hoping the computer would have corrected him or said something like"requested audio not found"

I was waiting to see them show a Brawndo dispenser on the ship.

In real life Kim wouldn't dare allow Jimmy to continue to represent his clients under "her" law license. It would probably be a violation of the New Mexico attorney rules for Jimmy to have any job in Kim's practice while suspended. See https://www.law.cornell.edu…

Actually, thinking it over, this scene might be more on point. https://youtu.be/rOgS8gTATv8

I was thinking more of Lee J. Cobb's meltdown at the end of "12 Angry Men" but I'm sure both scenes were inspirations.

Not sure if you're being serious, but the first season episode "Hero" clearly shows Jimmy orchestrating the billboard stunt to be on camera saving the man who was intentionally falling from the rigging.

The Fucking Dutchman

If you mean entrapment as a defense to a crime, that only applies if the police basically cause you to commit a crime. Here, Jimmy already pled guilty and the police had nothing to do with it.

<spoler> ……. </spoler> but with spoiler instead of spoler

Yeah but its not great to spoil stuff like that even if it's just the first 2 episodes. Gus isn't really a spoiler but Jimmy in a prison jumpsuit definitely is, even after tonight's episode ended.

No, I think he meant the icon containing the letter grade. When I saw it last week I thought it may have been from the "Chicago sunroof" flashback (I guess i couldn't clearly make Kim out in the image) but now it's clear it's definitely from an upcoming episode. Not sure why they put that out for recap sites to use…