Yeah, that was absolutely by design. I'm sure my opinion is influenced by the Sepinwall reviews, but I think Simon himself once said that the game got more fierce, and the younger leaders would just become more and more cold and calculating as time went on, and that's what we saw in Marlo.

I'm re-watching Season 4 right now, and that scene was great acting by both Hector and Wilds. The shift in Marlo's eyes and demeanor once Michael actually looks him in the eye is such a great performance.

Why does that bother you? If your friend was locked up for what you believed were possibly racist or false reasons, wouldn't you take that to heart and fight to get the truth, as you saw it, out there?

Serious question, was Boner, aka Andrew Koenig, related to Sarah Koenig? My mind = BLOWN.

And I guess the consensus is that there's no way that could possibly be a valid motive, because it's "obviously ridiculous"?

I love that movie, and Kurt Russell is my favorite part of it. When I was drunk in college, I would bust out an imitation of his freak-out on the roof during the climax of the film. "…this cannot be the future, can it?! CAN IT?!!"

The joy with which Kilmer utters the word "HIGHER!" during the infamous Ed Sullivan performance scene is the best part of that movie. Of course, when you see the actual footage of Morrison performing the song on that show, he doesn't even look at the camera, he just sings the song standing still as if it were any…

I saw Jarhead in theaters when I was in college, and some of my friends complained that it was "too liberal" and "didn't have enough action." I then realized that some of my friends see war movies in a completely different light than I do, apparently.

Edge of Tomorrow was surprisingly one of the funniest movies of 2014. Cruise is very underrated with his comedic chops. Probably the funniest action movie he's ever been a part of.

I hate to say it, but I'm curious where the characters will go once Mr. Marshall leaves us. I know he's in pretty good health and is only 80 years old, but with Gilly (sorry) always trying to get his wealth, I'm wondering how that will be addressed on CBB once he passes.

"…The End."

Lace Dentura: (which is subsequently repeated thereafter as Lace Ventura) Rubbish Burglar Detective needs to get on this case!

I think I might have just been sick of the whole Cake Boss character and mythology going into the episode, because I definitely found that portion played in the Best Of ep really, really funny. I loved HR Giger on the August Lindt ADPPP episode, and I liked him a great deal here, too.

I think "Mother" achieves exactly what it's supposed to in context of the album and the storyline. Pink, as sung by Waters, is the insecure narrator; Mother, as sung by Gilmour, sounds soothing and caring, but is an all-consuming, overbearing monster, and she helps him build the wall, and then Pink realizes the wall…

I did like how on the Womptacular this year, you could clearly tell it was Parham playing the music in the background, much like she did so well as Forsythia.

And then I came.

Isn't it also at 4:20 pm on weekdays, generally? I know he gets a stoner audience, but stoners have jobs too, don't they?

I love Listler, but I really want Parham to make a return appearance as *wind breezing through chimes* Forsythia…

I also think Ruth's Ross Dress for Less should have been in the top 15. "If you want a one-wiper/clean one-wiper/Russ' Ross!"

They've also changed her shape multiple times, which bothers me. An upside-down pyramid does not look like Grimmace, Grimmace looks like a right-side UP pyramid. Get it together, guys!