s2 also added underrated Legends glue guy Nick Zano as Nate 

Season 2 doesn’t get enough credit for upgrading from dead-serious Casper Crump to scenery-chewing Matt Letscher, John Barrowman, and Neal McDonough who all seemed to realize they were in a comedy.

Stop pretending this is the same AV Club as 6 months ago.

Sam Barsanti knows writers who use subtext, and they're all cowards

That was definitely the Marenghi-esque subtext

Good lord, absolute zero self-awareness with this deeply weird man

Praise Beebo! Legends was the reason why I stayed on AV Club so long, it was so nice of them to feature AV Club on the show. Now if only someone would pick up the show for a shortened, final season! 

Beginning life as the back-page supplement to a satirical newspaper and later setting up a home base in Chicago—a city that prides itself on rejecting the mainstream appeal of the coasts—The A.V. Club built its reputation on being a website that preferred to be a little outside. Rather than catering exclusively…

It’s a fun thing to look back on, now that both LoT and the AV Club are over.

Preorder canceled 

“so if the restaurant allows it”

The Rymans suck. Fuck HOAs. Enjoy your tomato red house, whoever you are.

And understandably so, why would they want to watch —> And understandably so; why would they want to watch

I think it just felt like a psychopath who kills people who piss him off, but then again I don’t live in a border state.

Very subtle...first suggesting he shave, but keep the mustache and soul patch, then the off-handed comment from the wife about how kind it was for Lalo to pay for his dental work. Later Tyrus says to Gus, “it’s him, even the dental records match”. Got to admit, I missed this too, but remember the weird dialogue that…

I’m not quite sure what it is, but Julie Ann Emery’s domineering, neurotic, harmlessly-villainous Betsy Kettleman like, totally revs my engine? I am entranced any time she’s on screen with dumb noises coming out of her mouth. 

He killed the guys because they were assholes who tried to rip him off, “another damn wetback”, and not because he was making a political point.
The people in the haystack were damn lucky that they didn’t meet the same fate that happened to the ones riding with “The Cousins” in Season Three of Breaking Bad.

Those Kettlemans were just pitch perfect, and I liked the decorative touches connection from their tacky trailer office to Saul’s strip mall office. But their outraged sense of white privilege was too spot-on, it was almost infuriating to watch.

Wow, this comments section is not what it used to be. Glad the show is back, but a lot has changed around these parts in the two years since season 5...

I’ve hardly been back to AVC since the big firing, on principle, but I came here to check for Donna Bowman. I'm sure you're nice Kimberly, but I'm out for good most likely.