Deep down they can't deny.

John is the best Beatle

Hey Jude

He's really good at dealing with being threatened at gunpoint through hand to hand combat though. Arm Wrestling being the epitome of 'hand to hand'.

I laughed at the idea of no divorce being some medieval European concept as if divorce wasn't illegal in Ireland until the mid 90s.

The AV Club has been doing a great job with this show and it's been so much fun reading these great write ups (ignoring rating quibbles which are almost impossible with this show). It's been interesting seeing how different TV critics have really run the gamut in reactions, given that TV is getting more adventurous…

Yeah the guy who spent years fighting the Nixon administration for the right to immigrate to the US with his Japanese wife is probably not going to be joining in chants of "Build the wall". And he was doing a lot of press around the time of the 1980 election for Double Fantasy and didn't make any attempt to distance…

I don't like complaining about them as well but this seemed like about as emotionally satisfying as a "normal episode" is going to get and I was pretty astounded too. I had assumed it would be an A- grading given that "A" for this show has been settled to mean "an experimental art film unlike all previous television"

I enjoyed her performance in the interrogation scene. The way she was moving made me laugh and I thought she looked like a snake kind of writhing back and forth while constantly threatening to bite Lillard's face.