I think you'd be better applying that description to Kevin Hyiatt.

It's interesting how Aceveda is never particularly effected by Terry's death. It prompts no unimaginable guilt, it necessities no vengeance and bears only a passing grudge. He knows that Vic murdered Terry, but he can't prove it, so he simply moves on. I don't know there is another cop on the show who would respond…

In David Simon's Homicide, he documents a case of a girl getting shot in the head on two different occasions and getting her throat cut on a third occasion. She survived all three. So, we're still close to reality, here.

The clap is fucking brilliant. Why do these reporters find it impressive?

Are you sure he was the showrunner on the unit?

Season 10 could open with Jack being broken out of a jail by a black ops team, headed by Aaron Pierce and sent by President Almedia. The President sent for Jack, because he has evidence of a military coup about to take place; the coup is headed by murderous psychopath Behrooooz, who has a history of extreme violence.…

There was a late season 6- mid season season 7 stretch that didn't really work. Kevin Hyiatt, that magic box, the Armenians all felt convoluted, but they did make up for that in a big way.

One time. Doing time. For a long time.

I'm not sure. Next season he says he's only been "lickin' not stickin'" so maybe that's just how he gets down.

He's Jimmy the scumbag.

I miss Todd.

I think Chapter 14 of House of Cards should beat Ozymandias.

I once went on PornHub, but it was only to find out how to get away from there.

I think the Nigerian trying to catch some shut-eye in the middle of Vic's interrogation was a nice nod to Homicide and that idiom that when a guilty man is in the box, he will fall asleep. Either that, or Nigerian hitmen don't particularly care for the American justice system.

Captain Monica Rawling is the great, great, great, great Grandaughter of Daenerys Stormborn.

Well, I'm not made of stone.

I don't agree that Jack can't have a normal life. I think next season is going to start off with him as President, while he and his administration try to stave off a military coup by renegade general Kim Bauer.

If you don't make it, I'll tell your wife you said "Hello".

Why do people think House of Cards is prestige drama?

Why are you writing them in the Community review? Actually, shit on that, the better question is where have you reviewed the rest of season 5?