I can't believe there's only one episode left. I'm gonna miss this show and these characters (except for Chuck and Howard, they're aholes).

Such a great episode. I love it even more knowing that the creator of my favorite show growing up (Northern Exposure) wrote it.

I really loved Glenn "Aaron Pierce" Moorshower as a bad guy. His was my favorite character after Danny.

Ridiculously excited over this movie. November cannot come soon enough.

And Matthew Rhys!

I really liked this episode. Leave it to Vince Gilligan and company to make all that legal crap interesting (they did the same with chemistry on Breaking Bad).

Is it just me or does everyone on this show drink, a lot. I mean, compared to other shows. In nearly every scene everyone is guzzling booze (not that there's anything wrong with that).

It gets much better after they ditch the fast forwards and (mostly) the voiceover around the fifth episode, the last few episodes are especially tense, and I'm interested in seeing how they handle what happens in the last scene of the last episode (but I really don't care for how they killed off a major character, the…

Watched Bloodline and found much of it compelling, especially the last few episodes. I don't know that I'd rewatch it again unlike I have other shows but I certainly enjoyed it (although, I definitely prefer Kyle Chandler in Friday Night Lights…). On a whim I checked out the third season of Northern Exposure from the…

I do all the time.

So, only one more season featuring the never ending Mr Greene storyline?

Mandy!

Poor Martha, but really, poor "Clark"/Phillip. He's being coerced into having sex with a girl his daughter's age, he has a son in Afghanistan, Elizabeth is moving forward with recruiting their daughter into their cause, and now Martha is wondering who he really is. And last week no one other Stan would eat pizza with…

I have a feeling that the scene where Martha actually uses that gun (on "Clark"? on Phillip? on Gaad for kicking the Mail Robot?), it will be one of the greatest moments in TV history.

United 93 is both really good, and not a movie I'd want to sit through again.

I think I've only seen her on 24 but I love her. And now I have yet another reason to finally watch Punch Drunk Love and Mr Show.

This is rather random, but Kim, while her and Jimmy were touring that office, totally reminded me of Bridget Lancaster from America's Test Kitchen. And I just loved Mike in that first scene. Jonathan Banks is so great. I give this episode 5 apples.

Get a crockpot.

Brienne and The Hound's fight was just brutal (even more so than episode 9, which was my favorite episode from season 4), and I liked quite a few scenes from the rest of the season (the murder of Joffrey, Sansa and Baeilish, Tyrion and Tywin in the finale), but I just didn't enjoy the season as a whole. Part of it is…

Reminds me of the episode of Entourage where they all go to a convention and DRAMA is the popular one ("VICTORY!"). Famdoms are both a bit weird, and cool at the same time.