I'm pretty sure it's by White Denim and it might have been exclusively for this show. So it will be released soon.

This episode also had my favorite soundtrack of the season. Jethro Tull, Danny Boy, O Death, and Just Dropped In. "Just Dropped In" especially was good.

Another fantastic episode and one where Bokeem Woodbine and Rachel Keller got a chance to shine. The ending especially has me excited for a Mike Milligan going rogue. But one thing I notice is all these actors are getting all these great moments, but Patrick Wilson has shined through each episode even when it doesn't…

This episode was the first time I liked Noah's story the most. Helen is always good and she has the patience of a saint to deal with that daughter but maybe since someone other than family was fighting with Noah I liked it more. Jordan Carlos is a good actor and played that type very well. I kind of want to see more…

I think it was the concept of it that I loved and the acting. But I can understand why everyone wouldn't like it as much.

Since he is back, what happened in the comics I hope happens to another character cause it will feel cheap now. My guess is it will happen to Daryl. But I still enjoyed it.

Alex Trebek has brought many people to tears.

I thought that was brilliant. At about the 10 minute mark, I was saying to myself that I hope they keep this premise and concept going. Yeah it is going to be polarizing but personally I couldn't take my eyes of the screen. This was an Emmy worthy episode for Ann Dowd.

The documentaries on the subject feel a lot more grabbing and more passion behind it. I think that is what was missing from Spotlight.

Spotlight: This felt like a HBO movie. It just doesn't feel as cinematic as I was hoping it would be. That isn't to say it is bad. In fact, it is very good. Liev Scheiber, Rachel McAdams, and Billy Crudup were all great. It is rightfully angry and highlights the importance of great journalism. I still recommend it but…

It's the glasses. Anti-glasses wearing prejudice.

Keith Morrison will be shocked and horrified. He will then awkwardly walk in a field and then lean against a tree.

Lil looks like she is about to be interviewed for Dateline NBC by Keith Morrison defending Phil after he is accused of murdering his wife.

How is that? I heard from some people Rebel Wars was good.

These were good but I would also include not killing off Darth Maul in The Phantom Menace.

The sex scene was so fucked up but I still laughed especially when they cut to the camera man's reaction. And seeing Nathan try to be a biker was wonderful. The biker couple are a great new addition to the show.

Yes. But everyone has an Uncle Cee Lo right? Right?

Please please. Call me Diabetes. DM is my father.

How long till Law and Order does an episode inspired by this?

Don Henley has been and will always be here.