“I mean, except the times where I’d blow a man’s brains out after handing him a cheeseburger...”

In the series finale, it turns out Philip was an executive at Blockbuster around the time they got the offer to buy Netflix.

*looks at a mirror*

Don’t say it again!!!

The semi-exiled part makes a lot of the film for me. You can feel the movie shift a bit when Lydia uetters his name for the third time and he says, “It’s showtime!”

*time of year

To think that Pastor Tim might actually survive this show unscathed and against all odds, and more prominent characters will not!

I’m going to miss it terribly this of of year, but I’m glad to all of this hints towards the season being a memorable one to go out on!

Who has a bigger closet of wigs and disguises by this point... Philip and Elizabeth Jennings or Roger Smith?

Well, still beats How I Met Your Mother stressing an ultimately non-important story point for the whole final season.

The editing in that scene was perfect. Acting, direction, the sound and visual especially... God, I love this show!

We still need some Duran Duran before the series is through. I vote for Skin Trade, considering the current time period.

The way they showed Elizabeth as that Peter Gabriel track started overtaking the conversation was perfection, pretty much.

My school growing up always had this part of the sidewalk on the other side of the street where teens would go to smoke after classes were done. They gathered there because they knew the school couldn’t technically do anything about it since they weren’t on school property.

He carried that car radio like it was nothing!

Imagine how tragic it’d be if Elizabeth remained staunchly “unhumane” until the end and died that way. She obviously has her cracks, particularly when it comes to the kids... so I do think that will come to a head somehow before the finale.

I had a picture taken with Conan once when I met him, and I’m 6'0" compared to his 6'4". My late friend was later asking me about it and said something like, “Gosh, Conan’s so tall! But you’re a tall guy too, I suppose.”

Kind of amazing when you realize he’s probably healthier than a lot of people out there of all sorts of ages. When he announced the news back in 1991/92, I remember people being so sad because they thought he would be dead in a manner of years. Thankfully, that’s not the case today for many people living with HIV.

Someone’s going to die, that’s for sure.

I think it’s the same thing when you like a band or a movie. When it’s small enough in fanbase, you feel like you’re all in it together and you’re the world’s best kept secret. But then when the ratings/sales pick up, along with some critical acclaim, some might be against it and not feel like it’s “theirs” as much…