In that case, one would assume that he would taken more of a hardline stance on bringing rapists to justice by dragging them publicly, right? There shouldn't have been any room for interpretation, but it seems that it was.

Even if Sorkin was attempting to have a healthy dialogue about rape from a different perspective, he failed miserably. The message that was ultimately conveyed to the victim: you're fucked either way, so just save yourself the trouble and stay home.

Facts. This episode was terrible, even if we did get blessed with Sloan Sabbath's sass in a larger amount than usual.

It's like he does things to impress us, but gets angry when we're not impressed.

They need to cast Barack as a Japanese woman and Michelle as a Brazilian, transgendered, man. It also needs to be aired across multiple networks throughout the holiday season, at different times, every night. Now that's progressive.

I know more middle-aged ladies who like this than dirtbags. Tell All My Children to step it up.

Does the book instruct us to play a song as we read through it, so we can suffer through one last montage?

I absolutely love when Kurt Sutter has a temper tantrum on the internet. No, I'm not being sarcastic. I truly enjoy watching Sutter self-destruct.

Ja.

Prince can do whatever he damn well pleases.

I have a sock. I'm already halfway there.

As soon as Killer Mike Googled images of Steven Seagal and started bugging out over what he say, I found myself laughing rather loudly at my desk. To the lady on the other side of my cubicle, I make no apologies.

What do you mean? Cameron Diaz' career was never— oh, you mean Eddie Murphy's career! Yea, about that…

I also didn't know he was on Queer as Folk. I hardly even recognized him. After watching the Pacific Rim interview that he and Idris Elba did, I see how his American-British-hybrid of an accent has taken over. He sounds like Jax, but slightly more polite.

I hope this isn't taken out of context. He clearly wasn't taking any real shot at Mike Myers and the Austin Powers franchise. This seems rather light-hearted.

Fair enough.

I could have sworn there was mention of Lin being a Triad during the slaughter at the farm over the Irish gun deal.

Because the Sons are supposed to be the protagonists, remember?

Yup. They're one of the largest organized criminal enterprises on the planet, versus a couple of California street gangs. My money's on the Triads.

Don't do this to us.