Jesus, that's a long way to fall. Prometheus wasn't quite that bad.

I think I missed something. What's the significance of Carl giving Fiona the bag of money? I thought the problem wasn't so much financial as it was getting her husband to sign the papers. Unless she's gonna use the money to bribe him or something?

In the most harmless way possible though. He might have learned a lesson but it hasn't really cost him anything to learn it. meanwhile Nick is headed back to jail for the rest of his life. If there's one criticism I have for the show, it's that the Gallagher's consistently leave a wake of destruction in their path…

He might have had problems before, but Carol threatening to kill him, and later telling him that the only way to live is to be a monster certainly didn't help matters.

He was a kid who's experience with firearms amounts to one half lesson that only happened a few days before. She could have easily grabbed it out of his hands. And as we saw stabbing him hardly worked out well.

Because plot.

Definitely in the same week. Can't be more than three or four days.

And he never even got to bang her.

Ah, Walking Dead, how I've missed you.

Hey, it wasn't so long ago that Rick & Co. were staring gloomily into campfires. Maybe zombies being attracted to fire is some kind of shit analogy. Some more "We are just like the Walking Dead" type crap. At this point I wouldn't put it past them.

I'm struck by how much I did not care for the films expected to get Oscar noms . With the exception of Mad Max and The Big Short I found the rest to be varying levels of bleh. Granted I still have to see 45 Years, The Danish Girl and Steve Jobs.

Do they let you say that word when you're around them?

People I don't like winning awards? THIS IS AN OUTRAGE!!!

So what you're saying is they should branch out to puppet theater?

I'm afraid he's not. In fact Stallone was the only nom for Creed. Michael B. Jordan is a great actor though, and I feel like he's only one or two movies away from a role that gets him an award.

You jinxed it…

Just you wait. AMC will announce Fear the Madmen just so they can give Jon Hamm more work.

What, you don't wanna support jobs in Isengard?

So we already have reboots and remakes on the list of things no one really needs or wants. When can we add Shakespeare adaptions/re-imaginings to the list?

Heh. Fairly long reach is right from the looks of things.