Snoop, love you dearly, but hopping on the bandwagon of What Shoulda BEEN Happened, just as the giant meteor approaches is a bit...lame. Do what you do though, and convince as many fence-sitters as you can do to the same.

Slightly OT:

It’s a shame that it’s taken a complete catastrophe for some people to realise that voting matters.

(The close-up on Nandor’s face when Laszlo said, “I don’t know about you, old chap, but I have a raging hard-on!,” was hilarious.)

One of my favorite beats in this season was in episode 2 when Guillermo just steps completely out of bounds with Nandor on the subject of ghosts. It’s a cute diversion but also teases the changing dynamic between them.

Plus, Nandor's a bit dim.

Simon: “I am so embarassed that you found me...”

Nandor, not the sharpest fang in the choppers.

Also, Carol wanted to EAT him!

Thanks, Colin.

Ha, ha. 

I think a piece of it is that Nandor barely pays attention to what Guillermo does, so Gizmo killing Carol doesn’t really mean that much to him.

I just chalk it up to them being not very good vampires.  If this were a serious show about vampires, I might care about the mythology, but I find the inconsistencies funny.  Clement probably includes them on purpose.

Nadja is by far my favourite character on the show. Her combination of genuine affection and utter contempt for Laszlo is just perfect.

“Guillermo’s worst fear has come true, and his master knows he’s a vampire hunter. But Nandor doesn’t banish him from his service, or tell the other vampires what’s going on—more out of fear for his reputation than anything (at least, that’s what he says), but still, he seems to accept it.”

Just my thoughts...

“Well cut off his hands, don’t embarrass him.” was a great line but the look on Nandor’s face when he said it made it the standout joke of the episode for me.

The “light” of the moon is reflected sunlight, so why doesn’t it kill vampires? One should never probe the physics and biology of vampires too deeply.

I will never get tired of Laszlo yelling “Bat!” as he transforms.

“Neil, Patrick, and Harris.” lol!

Clearly, Carpenter has no idea what white supremacy actually is or that being “fearful” of certain groups and committing “unfathomable atrocities” against said groups are pretty basic tenets of white supremacist activity.