William Castle from beyond the grave.

So late to the convo but damn Slovis knows where to put a camera.

Apropos of nothing, damn Cardellini is hot even when they age her up.

She looked good though. 22 years since that Playboy spread and still rockin it.

Easy to say when the rent isn't due.

And the traditional "extremely obvious and bad green-screen" made it art. Was this course in the fucking Pine Barrens or something?

Betty is down for the occasional secret fuck so that's a plus.

Seemed jarring, but maybe there was a whole lot of "you said you'd take care of me" after having no income and being broke…"you already spent that much?" back and forth we didn't see.

Seemed fairly practiced. He's been doing it for years.

Indeed. I really don't see how people at this point don't get that this is what I would term perceptual fantasy. Both what Louis is observing and what he is saying are both distillation/exaggeration of how he views the world and what is going on inside his head, not what is happening in reality.

Who knew listening to someone take a piss could be so emotionally devastating/arousing?

When they were setting up the op in the bar they were saying with some hope that the night manager "might be a woman" so it seems like Phillip is the designated spy-whore. I'm trying to remember if Elizabeth has actually boinked anyone else in the series before Neal. There was other sexual stuff, but I'm not…

Its closer to the inside of the Enterprise circa Next Generation. And no I'm not joking.

Ah, the Velvet Fog himself.

Probably. But I'm old (see: laser discs) so don't know a torrent from a terrarium.

Ya, I have the "Difinitive Collection" laser discs in a box somewhere. The problem is how each disc side is like 30 minutes of movie. Good transfer and THX sound though.

Eh, you usually get the first 15 minutes free.

Fraud requires reasonable reliance on the matter asserted. I think the encounter taking place on a blow-up mattress on the floor of a shitty basement apartment would likely undermine any claim to reasonable reliance.

It's a "best" list with Kevin J. Anderson on it so it is automatically invalid regardless of how it came to be.

When Peggy started only 8 or so percent of people over 25 had a college degree and the percentage was even lower for women. The "work your way up" was fairly standard at the time.