Anyone else have to rewind a few scenes to understand what was going on? That scene with the Judge, Vasquez, and Raylan, where they're talking about the "boy" made me think they were having a heated discussion about Boyd.

Welp, I mean, it took him 5 seasons but he finally ended up in prison like someone in his position really should have been all along. Hell, he only got out on a technicality in the first place.

"Whether this was savvy cultural commentary or simply proof of Gwen’s limited vocal range"

I once saw James Rebhorn running through the streets of Manhattan in a suit. I was wracking my brain trying to remember who he was, before I remembered he was in the Chris Rock movie Head of State.

You gotta give credit to AWK the person for living up to the character for so long, then. Makes sense though, because he's changed the phrase "party" to mean having a positive outlook on life. So now he doesn't really need to party anymore.

Ah, I was right: this ISN'T the dude that's on Sirens.

I'm surprised Annie didn't complain that she was being typecast.

Sleepy, hair down Annie is my secret fetish.

Love how Todd is a self admitted table top newbie, and yet he's pushing up his spectacles and claiming that Abed is playing the game wrong by rolling dice for them. Having the DM roll for each player is perfectly fine. In fact, a lot of games based off the old style of D and D, like your Pathfinders and whatnot, do it…

Having recently read Dan Harmon's interview on Hitfix, and how he feels that Season 4 of Community's greatest sin is that it leaned far too heavily into "The Comic Con audience", all I can say at the revelation that Rob Thomas had a plot he threw away for the sake of KS money is…that's fucking gross.

Oh wow. Even from 24 feet, the shot goes off but the shooter still has a knife in their chest.

Yeah, I noticed that too. You'd think Raylan wouldn't fuck around and just pull on the dude, as he is wont to do, but it seemed like he played along and left the gun in the holster.

I thought it was going to be that he ends up a badass. Kinda like how they put the rookie secret service agent front and center as the hero.

I'm watching this right now. Well, I was before I walked away. This show is filled with emotionless sexy teens acting like shitheads.

Yeah, I watched it online someplace after the Ultraviolet debacle and almost wanted to make popcorn so I'd have something to throw at the screen. Piz breaks up with her, Daddy Mars gets hit by a car, she has grief sex with Logan, blah blah blech.

Veronica can join the "flawed protagonist who doesn't deserve our sympathy" club!

They retconned that to make it all the way upsetting and gross.

Well it's less "who shaved my head" than it is "who drugged and raped me and several other women"?

I'm gonna take that end tag to mean Vince Gilligan moved out to LA with his wife, took the Pile of Bullets gig, then created a hit TV show several years later. Anything else is just a bummer

_If_ that's the actual message the film is trying to convey. I predict a Ducky-esque ending for poor Piz.