Calling it now: one of the top five episodes of television this year.

We'll break their backs
Gouge out their eyes
Their evil hearts
We'll pulverize

Still kinda bummed that they didn't keep him asexual like in the comics.

Well, it's more like they're getting their ghost writers to write a novel.

I tell you what, I could go for some shots of that sweet, sweet Mulan McNugget Sauce…

Where Jughead lived, apparently.

Shame they didn't try to get Okilly Dokilly too.

I've always felt like Underground has been playing at being a prestige drama, but isn't actually one. It tends to cram in a lot of fancy looking cinematic stuff, but does it really clumsily. Same with the storytelling. It's trying to be dynamic and cool and interesting, but doing so in a way that feels ilike they're…

I'd love to see Teti on his podcast.

Tollund Man by the Mountain Goats is my favorite song on this topic, esp. the live version from Will's Pub in 2003.

I'll just watch Enlightened instead, thank you very much.

Forget it, Marge! It's Chinatown!

I highly recommend watching it along with Alan Sepinwall's reviews.

Obligatory "Finish reviewing SFU, Teti!" comment

That film also included notable turns by Richard Chamberlain as Principal Skinner, Joe Montegna as Fat Tony, and TV's Doogie Howser, Neil Patrick Harris, as Bart Simpson!

Cubby Broccoli is one of the best names I've ever heard.

I am woman, hear me roar, in numbers too big to ignore. And I know too much to go back and pretend!

Hey man nice shot

In my experience, it's pretty split. Plenty of English and French, though more of the latter. If you want to get by in English, it's not terribly difficult, which I credit to the influx of university students every year from all over.

Best bring your own soap