But the following season would've had the same main characters, right?

Meh. I liked the academic-like episode titles, the recap songs were a great idea and Tony Shaloub was amazing, but it was clear the show wasn't going anywhere. It's impossible to stretch that plot over 2-3 seasons.

Only if you don't know how to punch (and most people don't).

You mean Dodd burying a guy alive wasn't evil?

Stussy brothers:D

No, he was pointing

Why? Do you get bad teeth if you vomit a lot?

When Emmit's wife said "Are you English?" and he said "What gave it away?" they obviously meant the accent, but wouldn't it be great if she had answered "your teeth"?

He totally looks like a younger Francis Ford Coppola.

Plemons and Dunst are a couple? I had no idea.

Personally, I ONLY like heavily serialized shows. Self-contained episodes with zero character development? That crap is outdated.
There are some exceptions, of course. The Simpsons, for example. And I guess some old-timey shows like Columbo are still good to watch.

Yeah, it means the same in Spanish. (I'm Italian too btw)

Better late than never;)

Why? It's a great homage to exploitation movies

She's in Death Proof? Gotta rewatch.

I'm surprised nobody has asked for more details on this, so I will. Did they take off their pants during the interview, or were they already naked?

Well, he was right.

You didn't laugh at Key's "I'll suck your dick?" at the pharmacist? Cracked me up

That was definitely the weakest episode of the season. They briefly went full Lost. Plus, a magical negro.

The Americans