I thought this was one of the weakest episodes they've ever had and that was one of the reasons.

I remember reading, on here, a commentator calling Vincent Kartheiser the greatest actor of all time. They based their decision soley on the fact that Kartheiser had managed to make them hate Pete more than other television character, ever.

The contemptuous delivery was my highlight of the episode, maybe the season.

"We both know there is no Pot of Gold at that Gay bar"

I agree that they're fairly terrible and I agree it's being overlooked. People on here like to connect with TV characters and lean into the notion that they're friends with them, so it's no surprise. I would add that I don't think it matters if they're jerks, or not, the show is still very funny.

Just read it and thought the exact same thing.

Big trouble in little vagina.

I think Miss. Preston can feel rightly aggrieved that she wasn't name checked in the article, she is easily the most prominent actress of that group.

Was he gay, though? He gave that monologue explaining how his Dad used to let older men have sex with him, for money, and he seemed to be perpetuating the cycle of abuse with young men who reminded him of himself. I'm not convinced there was anything sexual about it.

Performing oral sex on a person who is unconscious is sexual assault and a crime. It doesn't sound fun, to me.

If we're going to spend some time in 60s Kentucky, I would like to see how earlier generations of the Bennetts, Crowders and Givens spend their days.

I think a solid B is more appropriate. It was funny and it's great to see the girls, again, but I would be surprised if they didn't have more heat as the season develops.

I hope the next episode starts with Cochran calling Clark up and asking "Did you just Motherfuck me?"

I've been rewatching Deadwood, and am currently on Season 2 again. The episodic reviews it got on here were full of very strong analysis, it's enhancing the experience.

When you also factor in that there are over 1,000 comment to read, it's borderline obnoxious.

I thought it was clear that world-building was their first priority; now they've successfully done that, hopefully they can plug the holes in characterisation and give us more compelling leads.

It also happened again in that season; after Tony kills Larry, he shoots himself so he can stay behind and monitor the investigation.

I know this is not exactly a fair critique, but I think she also has a very hate able face. She reminds of Clyne Crawford, in that regard.

Did he finally get around to watch the last season of Justified?

Yet more tremendous news.