Maybe, but with the FBI taking her it seems, to me anyway, that she's done for a while and just popped up for the first episode as a bridge (unless she's been confirmed to be in other episodes. I'm not sure).

To be fair, I did expect their amazing skiing abilities to be revealed to be them imagining it as they lay wiped out in the snow after almost immediately starting (ala the dance routine at the end of the high school reunion episodes) but it was also funny when it's just "no, they're really good at skiing". Everyone's…

That's always because Frank won't pay for them to finish it unless he has a full penetration sex scene. Which Dennis is ok with, the full penetration at least, he just doesn't want it to be Frank. Who wants to see that?

#ItsAllConnected

"And the fact that Charlie’s traditionally so freaked out at the prospect of leaving Philly that he has to be knocked unconscious first (apart from being bad at skiing, he never mentions any of his usual discomfort)."

The symbol on their pin does look like one of the "evolution of Hydra" symbols they showed in Agents of SHIELD, so it's probably the most likely outcome. If so, then it's a little disappointing that they aren't continuing with the Leviathan stuff from season 1. I guess that's assuming that they're different…

It's all on Hulu now (as is the rest of the Adult Swim stuff). Everything except last years special. Not as ideal as it being on Netflix, but at least it's somewhere.

It's apparently not obvious to everyone else, since even the people writing the show keep teasing a romance between her and Sousa or Wilkes, and people keep getting excited about it and start wondering when they'll get together. It's pointless teasing, just like when they tease "Will Peggy die??" No, she won't, we saw…

I'm not convinced Wilkes is Carter's eventual husband. Winter Soldier already established that her husband is someone she served with in WWII. It's when Cap is visiting the Smithsonian exhibit on him, and he's watching the video of Peggy.

About damn time.

Yea, there's some stuff in seasons 2 & 3 that could get out of order, but otherwise you can watch anything in a season in any order. You still have to watch the seasons in order for stuff to progress right, like Cricket and the Waitress' lives deteriorating.

Based off last week, he's more likely to have a freezer full of heads to preserve his "love" for them.

That episode also has pre-Sif Jaime Alexander as the 18 year old who Dennis won't bang.

At least Sunny doesn't have episode to episode continuity (the continuity only seems to be set once the season is done) that "out of order" episodes don't ruin it.

Cricket may be the only legitimately innocent person whose life the Gang actually ruined.

Cricket will show up for cocaine, but I don't know about crack.

Yes, but it's important to see the transition. You don't want a bunch of wild people. You want normal people GOING wild.

Am I the only one who liked season 8?

NBC: "We're still relevant! Listen to us! Watch us! PLEASE!"

I think it also helps that, while the Waitress thinks shes better than the Gang and above them, they make her just as horrible a person as them, so it's not the simple "degenerate stalking the innocent person" scenario.