"Noah Hawley's new novel—" you can stop there, I have already purchased it. An effective sales technique!

That is exactly what it was. Yeah, I saw this, wanna fight about it?

You mean like Upsy, Your Lifting Friend, a sentient elevator that says "climb in my mouth!" all the time?

The late show in Chicago is required listening, it's the punchiest I've ever heard this show get, and it was insanity in the room. Mike Hanford came out with one of the thinnest characters I've ever seen, and they talked about absolutely nothing for about 5 minutes, until Scott stands up and declares at Mike "there…

It's also another Lord & Miller show. He can do both.

And that's one of the like, 3 or 4 songs on that album that's actually memorable, so that's a real good thing.

If the CGI ever gets too expensive, Marvel could always call her up to play the Hulk.

I would bet the order came down from him, but I doubt he was literally standing out in the desert watching him personally. Gus doesn't get his hands dirty unless he absolutely has to.

My god, the scenes with Mike and Jim Beaver just show what a little shit Walter White was in the ABQ scene. Just the level of respect between the two of them, the professionalism and the craft those two guys have together. And then in comes this know-nothing swinging dick dumbass to act like he deserves to rule the…

Pretty okay with them not doing that. Not everything is connected! Hector just had a stroke at some point down the line, it didn't have to be because Hamlin tripped him at the grocery store or something.

I thought the car horn was someone on my street.

Jonathan Banks loves to joke around like he's a tough guy, but he's a real sweetheart. On one of the most recent Insider podcasts, he talks about how he's about to receive an honorary doctorate from…U of Indiana, I think, where I believe his mother and grandfather both went, and he just barely avoids crying through…

At this point, I pretty much only listen to the improv section if he's got Matt Gourley on. That guy will always take the show down the perfect road for me. I don't even have anything against the vast majority of the guests, it just doesn't really get me.

His big break is playing a cowboy-esque person who appears to be just a simpleton but has a lot more depth! He's totally fit for Han Solo! Them casting him is the first time I've been interested in the movie.

That's the other thing about Jimmy's revenge. It wouldn't have been nearly as potent if Chuck wasn't such a dick about it, particularly in the hearing. He probably could've wriggled his way out of it if he didn't immediately start snapping at his own clients.

See, I thought the scene BEFORE was going to be a dream sequence, cause that bowling alley scene was so cartoonishly happy it could've ended with the Levi's logo.

It's why I actually want the Last of Us movie to be made, because that's one of the rare games that feels like it was written and directed by adults who can make a cohesive story. Uncharted does this too, but the whole novelty of it is that it IS a game, and making it into a movie would sort of ruin what makes it…

They said it was only at the base for morale boosting, nobody there was actually gonna fly it.

There's a scene in the most recent Brooklyn Nine-Nine where she brings an insane amount of pathos with only her facial expressions, and this is in a goofy Fox comedy. She's a real good actress.

I enjoyed most that the segment on Smith came with the caveat that Scharpling finds Kevin Smith eminently likable, but he just makes himself so easy to mock.