Yes, I was glad that after last season when Himmler was the more rational choice we got to see the more ruthless and unhinged side of him this time. After all many of the worst parts of the Nazi regime were his ideas and now there is no one to stop him from implementing them further.

I don’t think Himmler cares - he’s very survival of the fittest kind of guy. Once John outmanoeuvred Rockwell he’s the only one who matters. Rockwell has outlived his usefulness anyway. And he was also planning a return - like Napoleon from Elba - so I think this was very prudent of John to make sure that could never…

So is this a sequel or prequel to Umbrellas of Cherbourg?

Juliana killing Joe was truly shocking moment. I didn’t think the show will went there especially after all the clues that he was having doubts and would change sides for Juliana but maybe giving him name from the book should’ve clued us all.

It always makes me wonder how many provoked attacks there are and why we do not tabulate those, too.

*Third* person after Leonard Nimoy and Zachary Quinto to play Spock? Uh, Billy Simpson, Carl Steven, Vadia Potenza, Stephen Manley, Joe W. Davis, and Jacob Kogan, anyone?

Soarry aboat that.

I wonder if the movie will feature the time John Lovitz, Kathy Najimy and their kids visited his museum. 

Well, she’s got good range.

...and Radcliffe/Wood/McGuire.

I’m not arguing anything at all! I’m just saying that I’ve noticed the Coens do this.

...and would anyone say that Eisenberg actually became Lex Luthor? He was entirely unconvincing.

Alan Moore gets way too much hate, to be honest.

He’s a grumpy old man, yes, but the vast majority of “Alan Moore is a massive prick” stories this past decade typically involve some smug journalist wanker knocking on the door of his Northampton cottage to purposely bother him with baited questions, getting rightfully…

I know, right? At the time Cera and Eisenberg were like Woody Allen and Albert Brooks (coastal variations on a neurotic male archetype).

True, but even within their particular niche there are subtle differences. Cera tends to give off a more hapless, self-effacing vibe in contrast to Eisenberg who often brings an underlying calculation and smart-aleck truculence to his characters.

I found myself stuck with nothing to read on a flight the other day. I generally keep a few books stored in my phone’s kindle app, but I recently got a phone and had not gotten around to downloading them to phone storage... Which I remembered as we started our take off roll. This was a Frontier flight, so there’s no…

I miss Skymall. Should have bought that Mickey Mantle autographed baseball and weird mystical jewelry when I had the chance.

All depends on how much you travel and how long the flights are. Do the hike from Chicago to Singapore(with layover in Japan) a few times and tell me that you wouldn’t get stir crazy enough at least once to read the trash in that pocket in front of you.

“A Night Without Armor” was pretty terrible but I’m glad that it exists; if it didn’t, neither would this:

My favorite piece of Jewel trivia (that will also make you vomit):