Yeah, well… I'm gonna go build my own gun shop, with blackjack… and hookers. In fact, forget the gun shop!

I agree. Imagine a Bourne-like movie but with Black Widow…

The only part that got even remotely compelling was the end with Butch in the car telling the story. You knew he was going to whack the guy. It was Sopranos-esque. The rest was a mess. So tired of constantly checking in on Penguin and Cat just b/c they're regular cast members.

I'm about to give up on this show. I want to like it but it's just bad.

Is she wearing a garter belt??? And they're holding up… other straps on her legs. Oy vey.

Steve Urkel made my high school life hell. F* that guy.

So, just let me know when Part 2 comes out :P

Wasn't dogging your article at all. In fact I liked the insight and was just wanting more. I'm greedy that way.

Great article… but feels like it ends suddenly. No more to say about any imagery after the hula-hoop? I loved that the circle was used again for the next invention, the frisbee.

Loved the movie. Chris Pratt did a great job as the lead, but Rocket was probably the best thing about this movie, which is quite a feat. The only time the movie seemed to drag was when the villains had to gather around and talk about the plot. But otherwise, the humor was sharp and Marvel's "gamble" paid off.

It's funny how everyone in B&R gets (rightly) roasted but Uma Thurman sort of gets a pass.

Agree with just about everything in this review. Didn't have the impact of Blackwater since we weren't as invested in all of the characters. Why didn't they end it with Stannis coming in? That would've solved some issues with the importance of this episode. Nice semi-redemption of Alliser to not being a total jerk.

This is the first episode of the Simpsons I've seen in years. It's crazy how much the animation style has changed.

The courtroom scene was pretty cool though, no?