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When Varga had to choose the elevator door, I was thinking of how much it reminded me of The Lady or the Tiger. Then, at the end of the episode, I kept hoping it would end before someone opened the door, because anything more would have been too much.

Actually, I think the employees are more like Maurice LeFay, or maybe that's just the TSA.

He was the name of the casino she worked for.

Yeah, I could accept Jay Leno, though.

Who here would rather see Adam Scott as host of the Tonight Show instead of Jimmy Fallon?

Plus, he's after me Lucky Charms

Jesus Too.

My favorite has still been Audrey.

The word itself makes some men uncomfortable. Vagina.

When Jesus arose from the dead, the boulder covering his tomb was split. But then he came out and saw his shadow so they had six more weeks of winter.

She's looking for a settlement — something low enough that he won't seek payback.

So, I take it Nikki and Wrench aren't dead then? Was that scene from last week from some point in the future, or was it just some form of vignette?

Especially in Minnesota, she should have ordered a Screaming Viking.

Maryland had slaves, they just didn't secede.

Plus our family's got a brand new Imam who is just a lot more chill. I mean, I could engage in homosexual acts with the entire writing staff at Charlie Hebdo and nobody would say boo.

I thought she was going to gun it and somehow the board would fly out and impale her in some manner, especially when that first board was so thin and pointy.

Shazam?

What an incredible display of Emily Browning's talent!

After all this time, I can't get this bit out of my head: