I think I heard that CBS ordered a new sitcom pilot with him starring in it.

But will one billion be enough? This will, after all, be the greatest movie of all time.

Give that anonymous rich person a medal.

Yeah, I read that too. I love that story and I love Anderson in that role. Like I wrote above, I find it absolutely refreshing and original to go with such an unsual casting choice and then play it absolutely straight.

I really hope Baskets gets some Emmy love. Louie Anderson is so fucking fantastic in it. I love how they just decided to cast him in the role and play it straight when it would be so easy for them to go for the cheap laughs with him playing a woman and all.

With The Leftovers ending, True Detective on hold and Westworld trapped in an apparent endless production hell all HBO has left in the dramatic department right now is Game of Thrones. So, a second season for Vinyl was really just a matter of closing the contracts (that, and the fact that they really renew just about…

Yes, but since HBO doesn't finance its show by paying advertisers the premiere numbers of any given episode of any show aren't really that important. They also take into account the ratings of all the repeats and the +3/+7 numbers etc., add all that up and in the end I'm pretty sure there's a decent amount of viewers…

Is that the best you can do?

She's the show's secret weapon and really hitting it out of the park with her material. Perhaps television's best dimwit since Elisha Cuthbert on Happy Endings. Plus, she's very pretty and really cute.

Sleepy Hollow was nowhere near a 0.6 during its first two seasons. I want to say they'll keep at least one of the two newcomers (just to save face) but right now neither one is giving FOX any reason to be kept around - ratings-wise speaking. Quality-wise I love both shows dearly and would give them credit for being…

"I don't wanna marry Hitchock's wife!"

I remembered that, also. Kind of weird for a show that is usually pretty good at continuity.

Didn't Mike at one point attempt to break Saul's legs for information on Walt? Yeah, I think there is no actual sense of loyalty or friendship there — simply the fact that their professional lifes (especially during the BB years) overlap to a certain degree and that brings them together every now and again.

As great as NDT is at debating - not even he has much on 'But the Bible says…'. Morons be morons.

*psssssst* … Over here!

That was sooo dumb. I just love how this show manages to do all the primetime soap tropes and make them all hysterical.

Oh, legal trivia. How cool and interesting. You must have a ton of friends.

The worst part about this show is still the camera work. Can they keep this fucking thing still for a single minute? Why are they constantly zooming into and away from people? What's up with the constant circling of a character or a group of characters? I know the intent is to make the audience feel the chaos and…

I hear what you're saying. But this episode wasn't that for me. In fact - not taking into account episode four Here's Not Here, which was magnificant - there wasn't a single episode this season that has reminded me of why I'm still watching this show.

Yes, it happens in real life. And when you read about these types of stories in the paper your reaction is usually 'Holy shit, I can't believe he's still alive'. The thing is, as unbelievable as it is in real life weirdly enough it feels even more bizarre when they do that stuff in fiction. Because when I have a…