It costs a Tripp to get a Quake.

As much joy as it brought us, Tripp's return will prove sadly short lived when he barges into the cell at the start of next week and dies trying to roundhouse kick Daisy's cocoon open.

Does Huell really seem like an 'awake at 6 AM' guy to you?

I think he was only identified as Cho in the novelization, which is meaningless. In the movie itself it was just a strange one-second cameo where he was a guy working at a lab.

Go to the library! It's free and since both seasons are only 10 episodes, you'll have more than enough time to finish before you have to renew them.

I know you're joking, but the most common practice for cable reruns is to just air all the post-credits scenes as pre-credits scenes.

The point of the ten minute intermission is to trick you into not waiting. Or at least it was, before it became common knowledge.

*Whooooosh!*

Okay, okay, sorry. That whole topic is just a pet peeve of mine since it's become a go-to thing for people to say and I don't think it has much basis in fact.

You guessed it, Frank Stallone!

The whole point is that they're not part of the movie.

You're in luck! The movie ends before they start, so you can leave if you want!

Oh, this is a fun game! How many movies did AoU tease?

Like I said, it's a promotional photo. Jimmy's in prison garb to play up the lawyer/criminal angle.

It did look like there was a tile missing under the booth.

I think that's a promotional image for the entire season - basically a staged cast photo.

"If I may quote our verdict verbatim: 'We honestly don't care what he did to this guy; we don't intend to punish him for it.'"

I was gonna make fun of you for thinking that Jimmy and Mike interacting is a spoiler, but after last season that almost is reasonable.

Just give Chuck the floor and let him discuss whatever topics he wants for half an hour.

With Jimmy knowing how much trouble he's already in by the end of the episode, the least he could have done was punch Chuck right in the face.