He misread the situation badly, thinking Pamela wanted him to "be the man" and take charge. This theory essentially worked with Amia a couple episodes prior, and he figured it would work again here, but as several above have noted, Amia and Louie had been building to that moment for some time, and with Pamela it was…

Super Troopers counts for 2002. Below is a list of stuff that I liked that came out in February. I've omitted stuff like A Prophet and The Lives Of Others, because they opened in December for qualifying runs before hitting more theaters in February:

No thanks, BOYCOTT SOCHI.

GIGOLO HOUSE. That's what I'm waiting for.

So did I! We should hang out, Writers Guild!

And the Best Actress Oscar goes to…..Meryl Streep - I Thirst (God, what a terrible title)

1. Inherent Vice (dir. Paul Thomas Anderson)
2. Interstellar (dir. Christopher Nolan)
3. Gone Girl (dir. David Fincher)
4. The Grand Budapest Hotel (dir. Wes Anderson)
5. Boyhood (dir. Richard Linklater)
6. Snowpiercer (dir. Bong Joon-ho)
7. The Raid 2: Berendal (dir. Gareth Evans)
8. Birdman (dir. Alejandro Gonzalez…

Where is Louie season 4 on this list?? Not even mentioned?? For shame.

1. Her

I actually thought he was going to be revealed as Roger's father, coming to exact a more personal revenge plot. Like he was just reeling her in closer and closer so he could really twist the knife when it came time. Sure, I'll go along with the detective thing, but I think I would've preferred him to be either Roger's…

I disagree that this was a different tone for the show. There are countless episodes (generally the ones directed by David Gordon Green, as this one was) that exude the same sort of melancholy and introspection mixed with absurdity and extreme situations.

South Park's 9th season is home to some of the finest episodes in the entire run, none finer than the classic "Best Friends Forever". But seriously, that 9th season is chock full of greatness:

Bee Gees 1st is a classic album. So is Odessa. That is all.

Its pleasant. The melody and chord changes are nice. But the lyric is incredibly flimsy. Its not much of a concept to hang a tune on. This is A LOT better than what I would've expected from a Macca/Ronson collaboration though, so that's something.