It seems like she's possessed by the…thing that's constantly showing up. The thing that tore apart the two teens early in the season, and the thing that barfed up BOB in the hellscape of episode 8. It also probably means the frogbug in that episode was it, and the girl was Sarah.

Man, the end of the Dark Tower is so good. I'm not even joking here, I love that shit. Even Patrick Danville erasing him, that stuff was great.

Aaron Paul might be too old now, unfortunately. Eddie is supposed to be like early 20s, and Aaron Paul is approaching 40 now.

Please tell me it ends on a very obvious sequel setup. I want the modern day equivalent of the end of the Super Mario Bros. movie.

The single's not that great, but the other song they played a snippet of in that album announcement video sounded like some rad Era Vulgaris shit, so maybe this is just a weak one.

They showed the first half of the special at Nathan's Chicago show this summer. I can confirm for you that you will see the ghost realtor again, and BOY have there been some new developments.

Ming has been on EIGHT TIMES since debuting a year ago. There has never been any other character (or even any other PERSON beyond PFT) that has shown up so frequently.

If by "hot young babe" you mean "a bunch of old, old, old men who memorize Shakespeare," then sure.

The American trailer is bad. The international trailer, the one that actually uses Radar Love, is very very good.

I think the Venture Bros seasons would be looked on much more fondly if they had actual endings. You had to wait a year and a half for any kind of conclusion to the last one, and then you got it with All This & Gargantua-2, probably the best single episode the series has ever had. It sounds like that exact thing is…

And, let's not forget, was correct in his assessment of the situation. Jimmy was ruining the life of a sweet old lady to speed up his payday, Howard would've been justified punching him in the face.

The last guy Gus caught trying to take out Hector ended up becoming his #2. I have a feeling he sees a lot to like in Nacho, I bet he respects the play.

I think they have maybe two more episodes with him, and then he will Skype in to the rest of them. He'll still be on every episode, just not in the room.

I was yelling at Ernie Hudson in hopes that he would hear the ominous hum through the phone.

Where did the first episode even end? They rolled into each other so seamlessly that I don't even know where it COULD end.

Lynch loves Cooper too much (Cooper basically IS Lynch, if you think about) to have it end on a permanent downer. Good will triumph in the end of this season, maybe not absolutely, but I think it's a certainty that Bob will be banished back to the Lodge.

Everything Howard did in this episode was correct, though. He's a smug asshole, but Chuck should retire and focus on his health, and Jimmy only cares about the money. Everything he said was true.

The difference is Walt was given a couple different outs (namely, a prominent job offer at that very same company that would cover all his expenses and he could work at his leisure), and Jimmy has been given nothing. Walt chose his path, Jimmy's been backed into it.

I just think the flood was never gonna be a thing. There was never anything that was going to happen on the day, everyone just convinced themselves there was because everyone else said something would happen. It just happened to rain in Australia.

I have to really object to writing down any Gordon lines in anything other than all-caps.