Sadly there was no Big Head in the episode. he always is good for a big laugh.

I agree - as CEO he made a ton of mistakes and it made him anxious all the time. Leave it to someone who is a natural at it, have Richard focus on banging out code.

Big Head was on fire. Asking the Swami guy if he could have his Big Gulp, then misreading $20M…love that dude, just keeps failing forward.

The big fight between Jessa and Adam felt a bit forced to me, like let's trash this apartment for shock value to show how out there these 2 characters are. Maybe that is reflective of their selfishness and mental instability, but at least Adam seems to have a piece of respect for others in his persona, so "let's break…

That poor kid, she's going to be all kinds of bonkers in such a chaotic environment. Mom is mentally ill, Dad is trying to cope with it by relying on his hippiness to stay calm amongst the chaos.

That solo was a masterpiece of dissonant minimalism! This guy is somehow selling out basketball arenas.

His singing was really bad

Wow, Nick Jonas is bad at singing, that 2nd song was terrible. He knew it too, you could see on his face that he knew it was going poorly. But he had the good sense to do a duet with a super hot girl in the 1st song so that we would be too busy checking her out and wouldn't notice right away.

A new Radiohead album and tour makes up for all the old musicians dying this year. But I hope they ditch the 2nd drummer, and Thom Yorke loses the greasy ponytail. I hated all the excess cymbal tapping on King of Limbs, and Yorke looks like a wanna-be adult film actor who needs a bath. Ed O'Brien has the best job in…

Mike is a BAMF. On top of his almost perfect plans and execution of those plans, even the cartel guys somehow can sense that he could waste them in a one-on-one gun battle.

Vince Giligan and his team know how build the tension, and they keep the audience engaged (as evidenced by the 1000 or so comments here) by either giving you a few clues as to what is about to happen so you're guessing, or giving a few clues about what just happened so you have to piece it together. Rare in this age…

Every week, the characters get more and more annoying, yet I still watch. Cringe-worthy behavior, but at least this week the three of them got called out for it. Thankfully no furry crotches this week, when they went to Laird's apartment, I thought for sure we'd see Adam's sister's untamed lawn.

Grizz and Dot Com need jobs too! If Tracy isn't around, what would those guys do?

Those of us with fair skin have to take sunburn seriously. For me, it's SPF 50 or more, every 2 hours if I'm out in the sun. A bad sunburn will hurt like hell for a week, leave freckles and moles, and maybe lead to skin cancer. On a lighter note, a buddy (not me, seriously) went to a Caribbean island for a romantic…

I have not watched every episode, but I don't recall Hannah having any lesbo encounters or tendencies before. Going down on the yoga teacher was an abrupt leap for me, very forced in strictly for shock value.

He should not have backed down with that lesbo barista. If she doesn't want to be confused for a dude, she should stop cultivating the manly appearance. Ray shouldve doubled down when it was clear those store owners weren't going to play nice. "Wait you're a woman? Seriously? Let me see some proof because you look…

True, but they pass through towns every now and then. The sword is such an effective weapon - keeps the biters at distance, cuts through with minimal effort. There's got to be a dojo or pawn shop like Zed's in Pulp Fiction in one of them? Even a Civil war era saber would be super effective at the local Confederate…

That wedding was exactly how I picture a wedding of overprivileged, underachieving, self-absorbed Brooklyn yuppie colonists in their late 20's. Mansion in Connecticut / Westchester County, check. Ridiculous looking 70's faux-hippie dresses on the women that are supposedly fashionable, check. All kinds of…

why don't they all get samurai swords like Michonne's? they must have passed at least 1 martial arts store in Atlanta or North Carolina.

The Cardigans original sound was great - Lovefool, Carnival, Great Divide for example all have the loungy, jazzy sound. Great musicianship too - the instruments were always really sharp. There was always a depressing element below the surface - breakups, bad relationships, etc., but unlike grunge bands of the same…