For Sonia's episode title question, I took the title of the episode to represent the futility of raging against the grief or yearning just about everyone in this show feels. You can take out your aggresion on the penguin all you want, but you won't get anything for it. The penguin wins. I guess this can apply to…

Writer missed opportunity to say "A Million Ways to Die in the Westeros".

I saw her at Coachella a couple years back. She's always had sort of an off beat thing going, but back then it was more of a soft, sweet low key thing that would suddenly turn into high energy shredding agroness. She jumped into the crowd when she started playing "Krokodil" (great song btw) and the whole place went…

He would definitely enjoy any form of metaphorical trophies he can earn by dispatching his enemies, otherwise what's the point?

The lesson here is that pacifism is difficult and unprofitable.

I'm with you, I completely loved the whole album as a kid, though I refuse to listen to it today to keep my childhood admiration intact.

Jeselnik frustrates me, he makes me laugh but at the same time I want to punch him in the face and feel like in a couple years I won't understand what I ever liked about the guy in the first place. I haven't felt that way since I first saw Dane Cook back in '99.

Good lord she still looks fantastic too, hard to believe looking at her that "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" is almost a decade old.

I read this in Shelby the worms voice.

Good point, this whole retiring the character idea is probably just gonna end up being one big fiery wreck.

I dunno, I think this is just a trick to get fans into theaters. They'll have his character get pulled back into the life again in a movie or two, and itll be amazing you guys.

It's OK, that's like 83 percent of Craig Fergusons schtick. Yet I still find the guy hilarious.

Also just realized that Torrio is supposed to be 42 years old this season. Ai-yah, dude needs to cut down on the booze and cigarettes.

The biggest reason I've lashed out against popular 90's bands like Nirvana is the radio STILL plays a lot of their music ad nauseum, to the point I can't listen to most of their big singles all the way through. Occasionally though I'll hear a lesser known Nirvana song, and end up loving the hell out of it.

Who would regret old lizard dick?

Ah, you damn kids with your music.

"which also featured Soleil Moon Frye as the titular character"…

Likely due to the shooting of a George Wendt movie in which he is eating beans.