Some of Jones’ best work is non-verbal, like No Country for Old Men when Llewelyn’s wife and mom show up at the motel and Jones just quietly exhales and takes off his hat to let them know Llewelyn is gone.

At first, I was like “Is Chuck gonna shoot up?!”  I was glad it wasn’t an opioid thing.

I have it on good authority he had a grueling promotion schedule and got behind.

The eyes have it.....keep your eyes on the flies..............................the eyes don’t lie.

Yee calling Amy “Ali” and Amy digging it for some reason was really funny.

Walk and talk? Oh hell, yeah!

I don’t know why I laughed so hard when Hader says, “We call ourselves.....the Squad.”

I’m pretty sure everyone who watched You’re Next paused the movie and immediately sought out “Looking For the Magic” by Dwight Twilley Band.

A+

This season of Corporate is so good.

“Hey, it’s really not so bad down here” - Art Briles

What of Blacula Meets Black Dracula?

That’s what I thought!  I was reading, “Diane Lane....Anne Hathaway....Body Heat...”  Yep, I’m in.

I was surprised last week to see Dorff was so prominently featured, but this seems to be a role he’s more than capable of handling.

I too bring the ice.

I liked the first Ghost Rider, it has what’s his name from Terriers.

Also, Raylan Givens and “Karen” are friends in the Elmore Leonard-verse.

Someone had mentioned it in the comments for one of the previous episodes.

I never read comic books, but when the MCU started I remembered the old Spider-Man cartoon and this voice always saying “This is Stan Lee!” I don’t know why it stuck with me so long, I think it is because his voice seemed so enthusiastic.

I did like that we saw Desperate Rick for the first time since, like, Season 1. He’s been so “in charge” and making plans and shit for so long, it was good to see him running for his fucking life from an unstoppable horde of the undead.