In space, no one can hear you scream "Carlllllllllllllllllll."

Agreed. Even he's not dumb enough to think his plan isn't without risk. Especially going up against those two.

I know, but TWD has taken it to such cliched heights that I think of it as a TWD move now.

I enjoyed that they basically took the Walking Dead's playbook - give a character a tender moment to make his/her impending death meaningful - and used it as misdirection for Errinwright's intentions. Well played.

When I lived in Asia in the 90s, Baywatch was a staple. It wouldn't ever have occurred to me to watch it in the States, but sometimes you find yourself in a Shanghai McDonald's thinking about home.

So many great lines, but maybe the one that always gets me (maybe because I was reading "Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets" at the same time) is Bunk lecturing a dead body.

SETZEN das schrimp auf den GRILL!!!!

Oh, he's definitely Austrian. Australia isn't anywhere near Germany though.

He's definitely not Australian, mate ;)

"A Universe without Borders" … as opposed to one of the one-bedroom universes I've been hearing so much about?

No, Lindsey is really that dumb. She did it because she thought it would work. Whether it would work or not is immaterial to a conversation about whether she is selfish.

Maybe the way she kept his semen without his permission and used it to make herself pregnant? Manipulated him into ending a relationship that actually suited him because she was scared to be on her own? Maybe the way she drinks like a fish while pregnant? Maybe the way she stabbed Paul, blamed it on him, and refused…

Such a great movie! But it wasn't his hat originally.

There are no grey hats in classic westerns (which the theme park in he show is based around). You're either good or bad, period. This isn't Unforgiven-World.

They weren't, but I took it to be intentionally unsubtle by the park for the to help the guests think about who they want to be: white hats or black hats. In the same way that you choose an alignment in D&D, a lot of the early encounters for guests (Maeve's speech about being whatever the fuck they want to be) seem to…

And weren't there no crossbows? …wait a minute, it's not a word for word reproduction of the book!

When Sudeikas kisses Jamie Foxx's forearm at the end of "Maine Justice," it's not even fair.

Shut up. Or maybe you still got too many teeth.

Shut up. Or maybe you still got too many teeth.

Hell yes, Eddie Dane.