I respect the song—what it's doing, how it's doing it—but I don't enjoy it. Just one of them things. Glad you dig it, though.

Agreed. New Adventures is amazing. Up is fantastic (always skipping "Lotus," though). And Reveal was disappointing at first, but it has grown on me over the years. Yes, yes to "The Lifting," and "Disappear" and "I'll Take the Rain" are also standout tracks for me. (Fun factoid: "The Lifting" has the same character as…

Early on, this show gave a big clue as to how it wasn't going to be Breaking Bad: when Saul wanted to warn the family about Nacho, he started to gather everyday items to make something. In BB, this would've been Walt making something amazing. In this show, it was Saul's "robot sex voice," and it didn't even work.

I'm really enjoying the show so far, and I think you've nailed why some will be disappointed with it.

…and when did "filler" become common as a point of criticism? I remember back in the day watching "X-Files" and thinking some episodes were boring, but the word "filler" never came to mind.

The actor who plays Lemond Bishop is great. I hope he gets good work after this show.

I only watched the first few episodes of season 1, and now I'm just checking in to see if the final season is an improvement.

Find and watch the John Lithgow deleted scene. Good stuff.

Yes. Heisenberg would want to go with the facts, and he would recognize that The Walking Dead has had more viewers.
Breaking Bad had a slow burn to its ratings, followed with a big jump near the end:
"Per Nielsen, just under 6 million viewers tuned in for [Breaking Bad's] final season premiere, exactly double the…

Fun fact: Lauren Graham and Matthew Perry have talked for years about doing a remake of "Hart to Hart." I would so watch that.

Actually they did develop Bob into an optimist in previous episodes.(At first Bob was dependent on alcohol, but Darryl cured that with a brief threat/speech. Then the show decided Bob would be more interesting if he were hopeful).

I totally read this in James Lipton's voice: "And if an actor’s talent-size is dictated by how much they invest in each moment, no matter how small, then Chris Messina strides the earth as a colossus."

Best episode in years. I can't think of a time I smiled so much during a Doctor Who episode—the monster was truly bizarre and creepy, the shrinking Tardis was clever and fun (and its triumphant return at the end was so cool), the special effects were inventive and different. Lots of clever banter, with little bits of…

Yes, yes indeed. Came here to say this: I enjoy the Unplugged version of Radio Song—omits the awkward rap.