God's Not Dead 2: Back In The Habit

Some of them are pretty good. Don't be that way.

Yeah I was going to use that, then decided somebody probably already did.

I know right. It's a good fit.

Great episode. Loved it. Did Darden really walk out when Mark Fuhrman came in the second time? I didn't recall that.

"I met a new girl in class. We were playing in the woods and she got…Poison Ivy."

I'm giving away free mon-ny!

Actually I was making the opposite point. It's even more impressive that a British actor could pull the accents off so well.

Frank got his liver from the kid who shot himself, but the lady's husband was next on the donation list. Stamper got it changed so that Frank would be next, thus dooming the lady's husband to die.

If he wins, it would be his first term.

"What is the appeal of Frank Underwood? I don’t mean his appeal as a television character; I mean, what do the people in this fictional world of House Of Cards see in him?"

That sorta did happen in season three when he is talking to the Supreme Court Justice who has Alzheimers, and Frank bbreaks forth wall and says, "must I destroy this man?" to which the SCJ asks, "were you talking to me?"

I feel the same, especially growing up in Manhattan, I left Deep Impact expecting a hollowed out shell of a city. Gave me nightmares.

Hitler was so bae #tayTweets!

There is no way that Vincent could have thought that he was going to survive that explosion, right?

Great episode. Definitely not how I pictured the Neitherlands when I read the books, but it's OK.

Penny in the book is about 100 times less cool than he is here. In the book he dresses like a punk rocker but acts like the least likable person you went to high school with.

That's interesting because the actor who plays him, George Mackay, is British.

I like Bill's character too. It's an improvement on the book.

Yes. Actually, in the book, Sadie guesses that Jake is from the future. He then proves it by taking her to a boxing match where the specific results of the match Jake would be unlikely to know by random chance.