Change that to Dr. Betty Draper-Francis and we can talk.

I think that's a KZK thing. On Damages people were always chugging Bourbon,too. Bloodline seems to favor tequila,though.

I can't fathom the praise this show is getting right now. It's like someone pulled out Don't Trust The B In Apartment 23's teeth. The interesting premise just lead to standard sitcom clichés in the first three episodes, the characters are shallow and stereotypical, yet you're supposed to sympathise with them. And…

It's great to use a still from the final scene of the third season to acompany an article about spoilers, isn't it?

I liked it and will keep watching, but it still felt a lot like a slightly less bitter copy of FX's Married.

The people constantly making super hilarious horse jokes should watch her episode of Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee and then feel bad.

Some of you people have a really weird definition of soap opera. I guess Mad Men is a soap opera as well then with the fake identities and affairs and stuff.

I guess, it's generally considered to be their weakest album, but it's still good in my opinion. Just a little unfocused and scattershot.

Yeah, it's not like The Lonsome Crowded West and The Moon & Antarctica are their best albums.

Well, you could argue that they're using some kind of poetic license with the writing to get the episode title to rhyme (Krieg Nicht Lieb instead of Krieg Nicht Liebe). German poets did that a lot (in case the title is a reference to something). Or it could be the answer to a question. "Lieb?" "Krieg, nicht lieb." Or…

Does that mean that Fargo has to cast Bon Jovi?

I think it must have been before Noah told her, but because of Alison visiting the shop Helen instantly knew it was her once he confessed later that day.

Since next week's will be the last new episode before January, I can already see the Finn/Alicia scenes flashing before my eyes: Alicia finds out about Peter sleeping with Ramona again, she goes to see Finn, they get it on, she sees his scar from the bullet he took, is reminded of Will, starts having second thoughts,…

On one hand: Does every network need its own version of Married now?
On the other: Amanda Peet and Melanie Lynskey.

Wait, that A wasn't for "Awful"? Eugene is one of the worst creations ever put on television. And the actor certainly isn't helping. "Hey, how about I don't move my arms when I walk? This way people will know that my character is an autistic virgin!"

Complaining about Homeland while waiting for The Newsroom to come back? That's rich.

Urgh, I just had a Vietnam-like flashback of Savages. God, that movie was awful.

But how does you knowing that it's Tommy take anything away from the impact it had on Nucky as a character and the show as a whole? The show never presented it as some giant twist. There were hints spread throughout the whole season and the scene where he revealed himself as Tommy was actually quite calm in tone. It…

This is the first time I think a show would benefit from a two person review. The reviews are really good so far, but it would be really interesting to see how the male/female perspective the show employs would translate into reviews.

It really doesn't matter if you knew the kid's true identity the first time he showed up or if you were surprised by the reveal like Nucky was. That's not what the ending was about at all. For someone who claims to live and breath this show, it sure seems like you didn't try to look beneath the surface.