(or The Big Lebowski)

Well, he already did Wilbo Faggins

My new all time favorite:

Does anybody else automatically think, "I made this," every time they see the title of this episode?

You had me on montages, then totally lost me on your second paragraph. Self-contained episodes are formula. There is no character development, and the following week they are right back where they started. You are pretty much watching the same show every week. Jack and Chrissy are overheard by Mr Roper and he…

Thank you for this. I don't think that style and substance form a dichotomy. In fact, style is derived from substance. I think that people are confusing flash and showmanship with actual style.

There are two kinds of people in the world: those who can extrapolate from incomplete data

I think that the opening scene is a complete red herring, ala, A Serious Man

+1 for Fargo, and also Veep + Better Call Saul. This definitely is my busiest TV time of the year.

I think this may just be able to fill the Hannibal sized hole in my soul and then some. Now, if only the eyeballs continue to show up this time.

I think this may just be able to fill the Hannibal sized hole in my soul and then some. Now, if only the eyeballs continue to show up this time.

A reptile. Disfunction.

The worst part of Titanic was that it was actually a cheap thrills action film poorly pretending to be a historical drama.

I went with a group to see Salt, but before I knew it, some others had changed their minds and bought everyone tickets to see Grown Ups.

So, Conan O'Brien when he first started on TBS?

You mean Harrison's adult body double?

I wouldn't say dull as much as far-fetched

Plus, the leisure suit will never go out of style.

I just realized that Fargo season 2 also kind of fizzled on the final episode. Maybe Noah Hawley should get together and write with Bryan Fuller. No matter how Fuller's stories go, he seems to always stick the landing.