Yes - I loved that even with all the lights on, that house is still bathed in darkness. Amazing lighting/directing. Chuck is the Prince of Darkness!

You are totally misreading Chuck if you see any kindness there.
His "grats" was as hollow as his response to Jimmy passing the bar. "You're wasted in Doc Review" - nice.
No no and no. Chuck wants to keep Kim around to irritate Hamlin - he's slowly reasserting himself as Alpha Partner, and Kim is a tool for him in…

Travolta is nailing it. Find old Shapiro news bites on youtube and see for yourself. Also, he's bringing the funny like a champ; his tone-deaf replies to urgent questions are priceless.

OK, so I have what might be a stupid question, but I'm not quite sure who "Gene" is in hiding from?
Walter is dead, Gus is dead, the Nazi Bikers are dead, everyone at Madrigal is dead.
Who is still alive that wants to kill him?
Because if the only people looking for Saul Goodman, Esq, in 2014 are the Feds, then I can't…

Bob and Ray fans should check out Norman Lear's 1971 film "Cold Turkey" about a town that quits smoking. B&R play all - I mean *all* - of the TV news anchors and commentators of the time. It's definitely a "you had to be there" moment as the parodies won't land if you don't remember Huntley and Brinkley, but I was…

"What feature film would have been better with you in it, and playing which role?"

Hoping Part 2 will highlight "Undertale" - which is the favorite game for both of my kids (13 and 10) and for wildly different reasons. The whole sublayer of "Undertale" that unfolds only after you go modifying the config files is something the recent article about endings here didn't even mention. The way it's made…

And again no one mentions Amy Schumer. Pishers. That's what you are. Pishers.

How did "Inside Amy Schumer" fail to make this list? The "12 Angry Men" episode was the single best half-hour of comedy on any media format this year.

What??? Where the hell is "The Death of Bing Bong"??? What is WRONG with you people? Have you no souls?

We know that Hanzee becomes *a* "Moses Tripoli" but is he really *the* "Moses Tripoli"?
Moses Tripoli = Dread Pirate Roberts of the Fargo mob?

It's Phoenix Farms in Duluth, owned by Stavros Milos, the Supermarket King of Minnesota.

Two things about that:

Actually, I think Hank's language is based on the real-life "Mr Bliss" - cf this episode of Radio Lab:

This is it, en nuche.

Especially an office with an IBM Selectric in it!

Hawley + Westlake = Paroxysms of pure gushy joyfulness! This is all the YES with extra WIN.

I want to give you 100 up-votes for this.

OMG! I so desperately want each season to step back 20 years earlier, painting the history of the midwest in blood.

See, I think the narrator is a misdirection here. The telling moment was Dodd calling Hanzee "Half Breed" and "Mongrel" — he must be a Gerhardt. And the fact that he didn't need to explain to Floyd why he had turned just deepens me in my conviction.
I suspect he will meet up with Mike next week, announce himself as…