It also seemed like Natalie Zea hesitated for a second trying to point the gun somewhere non-lethal before shooting.

@avclub-47841cc9e552bd5c40164db7073b817b:disqus Linda said Barbie left the hospital with Big Jim, which cued Phil to say that they must have gone to the cement factory because "he heard" Jim lost money on him at the fight club.

This is all hacky sitcom father/son plots crammed into the lens of "what if father and son were serial killers?"

Also:  That particular camera's LCD display rotates 180 degrees, so you don't actually need help to frame your shot.

I assume he was going for the spine/brainstem though, which is supposed to kill instantly.

Agreed.  Almost entirely laugh-free and hacky.  Glad that's not their finale.

But make sure you leave a chute at the top so they can keep auditioning contestants and putting them in.  Eventually only the strongest housemates will be left, strengthened by the blood of their enemies.

So C,C, C-, B, C+…

Wow, without the hair you can see how big that scar on his forehead is.  What kind of knife fight was he in?

The really sad thing is that Pitt was attracted to the film by the geopolitical aspect and depicting world governments dealing with a global emergency.  Then they dropped all of that and made it about Brad Pitt going to different countries to watch zombies eat people…  and then he's the only one that gets to see it.

Straczynski still gets a credit, but there were 4 other writers on the way to the final film.

(assesses stewardess for telltale signs of syphilis)

After being shot up with speed and still managing to avoid doing any actual work, I think it's safe to say that Don is coasting.

Casting him would make the TARDIS's password much more secure.

@avclub-09a0aabb73e345f3b2ad865bc4fc1b28:disqus It's not about Nixon really.  The point is that the entire political spectrum has shifted so far to the right in the last 30 years that people who used to be considered conservative would now be considered liberal.

If they had the stones to make that the end of Clara then I would have been fine with her as a character in the end.  Unfortunately they had to drag her back, cancelling out the significance of her sacrifice just after blowing the mystery behind the character.  So we're left with a cutesy whipsmart girl with clever…

Yes… her sacrifice that lasted for all of 5 minutes before it was reverted.

Wearing it in that off-kilter Jughead style is d-baggy enough.

…and one thing that could happen with the split pairs that could be fun, since the leftovers wouldn't be seen as immediate threats, would be a "Widows and Orphans" alliance.

Oh absolutely, which is the part that I think will work well.  This isn't a twist on the rules of the survival/challenge game, but directly to the social game.  There will be far greater consequences to breaking those pairs just from visibility and cultural convention (i.e. "You're so evil you betrayed your own…