"No, sir, you can't also make him a Supreme Court Justice… … … Well, for starters, there are only supposed to be nine… … … I'm going to pretend I didn't hear that."

Trump's a Republican, so the current Senate has no reason to impeach him.

I mean, he's gonna say that, but the cast list on IMDb includes a 'facial reference' for his younger self.

Playing a 98-year-old, no less!

Wonderland was surprisingly good for a Once spinoff.

If you had told me when I was just starting this show that the first season would be the best one, I'd have quit then and there.

You calling "Five-O" the best episode of Season 1 is a pretty clear indicator that we're coming at this from fundamentally different places, so I'll just say this.

The thing about Gus is that, as last week made pretty evident, he's incredibly static. He is the exact same person now that he is in his very last Breaking Bad appearance.

They won't change anything, they'll just make sure his first line in every scene is "How do you do, fellow kids?"

I actually like to use the latter phrasing myself, when I can, since it tracks better logically.

That always seems to be the counterargument - that Mike is also a main character. But I can tear that apart with five words.

I'm satisfied with this week's episode, for sure.

With the (thankful) exception of this week, Vince Gilligan seems to have grown so in love with the idea of simply making more Breaking Bad that I wouldn't be surprised if next season was just about Walt.

:(

I mean, they can say this.

And maybe throw in the Mentalist too, just to annoy Shawn.

MoS has an advantage over the rest of the current DCEU because it's actually comprehensible (even when discussing it in broad strokes), but it still makes a lot of big mistakes in terms of basic storytelling.

Sometimes trailers like these play as ads before other videos, and if you're given the option to skip the ad after 5 seconds, they need you to at least know what you're watching before those 5 seconds are up.

Yeah, it's from a Lipton commercial.

The songs were all surprisingly good, as were the voices of all involved (I feel like Jennifer Morrison might have had a vocal stand-in?) but it was held back by the flashback scenes not having much of a plot.