Er, isn't that the point? If you saw a pie box, the audience would know what was in it and the whole scene would be ruined. It was more of a maintaining the pie mystery move than a Fincher reference.

Nihilism is the best! All of mankind's greatest advances have come from thinking: why bother, everybody is shit.

meh, maybe 30 years ago. That sure changed in the 00s.

yeah it's almost like they are having a good time and are really excited to be in the audience of their favorite show. Hate to break it to you, but New Yorkers don't need Colbert to remind them that the GOP is hot garbage.

yeah but this is a major component of their audience. The Hollywood establishment sure wasn't.

It also sounds reaaaaally fucking stupid. Cringe city.

It also sounds reaaaaally fucking stupid. Cringe city.

Yeah, you sure showed those university snobs what's what.

their political leanings were obvious from season 1.

Who exactly is advocating for silencing media? Corey Lewandowski I guess, who thinks the Daily Beast should evaporate.

god no. It's nihilism personified. "Both sides are the same" nonsense.

Yeah that was the cut off for me as well. Rumsfeld and Cheney were at it hardcore, and the best they had was jokes about Janeane Garofalo and Michael Moore? Weak sauce.

first name basis? What, do you do their taxes?

Well, at least you help provide evidence about how impossible it is to have a civil discussion.

I don't imagine it was very difficult to pick a box that didn't immediately reveal it contained pie.

What a terrible book. The only novel I have ever stopped reading by hurling it out of a window.

Nah. Candie's just a sweet, spacey lady.

Which is a nice way of saying Wild Palms totally nicked a few things.

all hail Johanna Ray

No. That guy wasn't even remotely Angelo Badalamenti, tho those chords sure as hell were.