Actually, no one was was promised to take down the Governor. That was fairly clear the past 3 episodes. Andrea's arc was that *she* changed as a person and she brought good and evil together (not emotionally, but technically).

I thought it was the end of the road for him in the finale, and I would have been fine with that, but I actually liked the idea that he would be exposed for what he truly is (evil), lose everything, and yet stay alive. That's going to be an interesting set up for next season. The show needs that conflict and I think…

I'm beginning to think people just want to find fault with the show now. That was a perfectly fine season finale. Christ, what did you want? Everyone to die? Everyone to live? There is no "realistic" outcome. I understand everyone was up Andrea's ass this season as apparently it was "the thing to groupthink," but she…

Mr. Show with Bob and David already did it: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

One of my favorite documentaries. Could have been about a filmmaker called  Bubbles McGee, for all I care. It was about the lengths one will go to.

Ah, ok….I saw that scene, but was multitasking so I didn't pay attention to link it with the earlier scene.

I'm going to assume I missed something in that we're sure that it's drugs behind that bathroom shower?

First, everyone stop bitching about Merle. Let's just be happy we had him back at all. You couldn't possibly have believed he'd make the season.

I wonder if the creators of MLP:FiM understood that they would ruin the world for everyone.

Not as much as you would believe.

THE BOONDOCK SAINTS is a good example. 

I'm ancient too. Fuck young people!

It would be hard to remember someone who had an album out when you were still planning your way into the egg.

Actually, it's spot on. I think we've mentioned in previous Enlightened threads about the fact that it was a show that no one ever seemed to hear of, even if THEY HAD HBO.

There really isn't any. I mean, ratings have importance, but executive backing also has importance. Whatever Enlightened didn't grow in the ratings dept, they also likely lost in the executive backup. I'm not shocked that this happened — I mean, look at what happened to The Comeback — but still, HBO is just one of…

I'm not a bro, nor am I your bro. And MEA MAXIMA CULPA is an exception, when it used to be the rule. Remember Jon Alpert? Probably not.

HBO is no longer the channel that gave us The Sopranos and Mr. Show with Bob and David. It's the show that gives us Entourage and Beyonce documentaries.

in a puddle.

I never heard myself saying this in life, but after reading this article, I would be willing to have any and all of the writers' babies. Just say the word.

I was truly hoping against hope that the last minute was a dream sequence. This show is supposed to have some sense of realism, correct? Or do I misunderstand? Because that Adam/Hannah ending isn't realistic (regardless of what the future holds). Now, I'm reading here that some believe it's intended with irony. How…