I haven't watched The Americans yet. I guess I'd better wait until the last season starts.

It would have been weird if you lived like 40 miles away and were going there for the weekend and then you just figure you must have gotten lost on the way but you could have sworn there used to be a town here.

But I like Hamilton!

But it has the word "ha" right in the title!

I started watching Breaking Bad a week or two before "Ozymandias". It was perfect.

That's certainly more detail than I was willing to look up, so thanks. If only Google had a horse option for routes. Or elephants; I hear they're great at transalpine journeys.

Didn't Gingrich make his statement before Dallas?

"Swept the continent, being reported as far away as Italy" seems like a bit of a stretch. The two countries almost border each other, sitting only like 30 miles away.

Fargo's not that small of a town, and I think the Gerhardts did a lot with trucking in the region. The criminal organizations in the movie and series aren't based in the small towns of Brainerd, Bemidji, or Luverne; they were just adversely affected by the organizations through kidnap-for-hire (hired in Fargo), …

I was listening to a Burl Ives song on YouTube a few months ago, and I laughed for a really long time after I saw the comment #burlivesmatters.

I should try to be more American. I don't have any guns or prescription meds. I did see a bald eagle over the Fourth of July weekend, though!

Somebody hasn't seen Eddie's Million Dollar Cookoff.

I believe it was actually an orangutan, which is both awesome and stupid.

Wonderful.

I thought Review was over. I hope I'm wrong!

His occasional inter-movie talks on TCM!

I get that's it's not a particularly scientific museum, but I don't really understand why you think a food court is a step too far.

Well, he did admit to murder on TV. I'd say he deserves it a little.

Oh. Well now I feel Goofy.

Spaceship Earth and the monorail are both at Walt Disney World, not Disneyland.