This is one of my very favorite scenes from one of my very favorite movies—John Beasley’s quality of intense listening and reacting is the best part.

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And remember season 5 of Breaking Bad, when Walt put the bug in Hank’s office? At one point, Mike is eavesdropping and he gets treated to a long, inane conversation between Hank and Steve Gomez about the difference between Miracle Whip and real mayo. 

Something I just realized after finishing this episode: Jimmy is always at his most vengeful when people attempt to hold themselves accountable. Note how his true rage at Howard started when Howard confessed that he felt responsible for Chuck’s death. When Kim comes in to sign the divorce settlement, his performance…

I’m a little confused: does this actually read like an apologia for Sanders? Because I thought it was pretty clear that that was not what I was doing. 

I don’t usually get into the the comments this early, so I’ll address the TST question in a bit, but first, I just want to say this:

I’m just going to say it: this looks like it’s going to be wonderfully demented in exactly the way I need right now. Jared Leto is both unrecognizable and totally recognizable in that he has, Al Pacino is doing his HOOAH! thing in a crummy accent, Lady Gaga looks like she’s going to murder everyone with her…

Except that Sons of Anarchy was often intentionally funny and Yellowstone is most definitely not intentional about it.

In a slimy way. 

I think this story wins the year. This is terrifying. I would love to know how Lisa’s parents managed to make their plans for escape while under surveillance. How did they know who to trust to spirit them out? 

Here he is. This was at the beginning--he hung out for another hour. 

Not sure if anyone will see this, but here’s something that happened to me about five months ago—two things, actually, separated by about three weeks. The first part is magical and strange, the second part is terrifying. I live in India and these two events took place during our second hard lockdown back in May. We…

I take it the warty fella is Cromwell? 

Been trying to insert an image—he’s got a real Devo look going on.

DON’T DO THIS!!!

Nope, because it’s not our business. She’s been a working professional since the age of ten and she’s now on the cusp of 40. At a certain point, a person’s right to autonomy has to outweigh the possibility of self-sabotage. It’s worth remembering here that the exercise of one’s rights is a form of safety—the ability…

Nope, because it’s not our business. She’s been a working professional since the age of ten and she’s now on the cusp of 40. At a certain point, a person’s right to autonomy has to outweigh the possibility of self-sabotage. It’s worth remembering here that the exercise of one’s rights is a form of safety—the ability…

Wasn’t Bessemer appointed last year? And her attorney still never filed the paperwork?

People have been commenting, on this and other posts, that if Britney Spears does have a serious mental illness, then she does need the help. It’s important to remember that just because a person needs help, it doesn’t mean they should be declared permanently helpless. There’s a big difference between the two. I don’t…

I had completely forgotten about Carrie wearing her bra in every sex scene—and also the uncanny fact that none of her partners ever mentioned it. Boy, that show has aged like milk. And I’m saying this as someone who never liked it to begin with.