I wonder where an interested person would apply to becoming a supervillain's assistant. Is there an internship program? The benefits must be pretty good too, what with the constant fear of death.

I was grinning ear to ear the whole time. In addition to all the stuff that "prestige" shows are required to do, BCS is just so much fun.

Personally, it felt perfectly in line with the stakes of this show. Breaking Bad seasons tended to end explosively, often times literally, but that was a show with a stronger emphasis on plot. BCS definitely feels like it's focused on staying on a more character-based level, at least for the time being.

These guys just know how to make some damn good television.

I really got more choked up than expected when Marco died. I knew those coughs in the earlier scenes weren't red herrings, but it still hurt. The thought that Marco was waiting all these years for his friend and partner to come back, only to die at the end of a week where they relived their glory days just really hit…

Well, I've actually only lived in this neighborhood (Bay Ridge, by the way) for the past 2 years, so I have no idea. Probably not?

Tried it for a couple episodes, not my thing. Hopefully Daredevil will make up for it and then some.

Yes, totally looking forward to Hannibal. I actually don't mind that they pushed it back to the summer considering how crowded winter and spring get with quality shows.

Sure, but the stuff with the kids (I haven't watched Homeland since season 2) always seemed tangential, Paige on the other hand, is central to the plot of the show and the actress is proving capable at holding her own. She's also grown into the role as opposed to Saylor who started out fine but got increasingly…

Emmerich does do some of the best sad acting in all of television.

I couldn't really focus during the "Tootsie" scene because I was freaking out that they filmed that sequence in my neighborhood movie theater. The hallway was unmistakable and the bathroom was in the right spot. Of course, they cleaned it up and lit it in a way so that it didn't look like the shithole it is. The lack…

I've heard about that show but have literally no idea what channel it's on. Hopefully it'll pop up on Netflix or something. Speaking of Sundays, it has been paltry these last couple months, but Mad Men and Game of Thrones are coming fast.

He's going to have a eureka moment whenever it is Bosom Buddies comes out.

True. You'd think there'd be no room for error for the chief of FBI counter-intelligence in DC.

Right. Got it mixed up with the Globes, which makes sense with them being such starfuckers.

"Aliens… illegal aliens. And we work in a travel agency, how ironic!"

The only shows I'm watching right now(not literally) are Better Call Saul, Justified and The Americans. That is just an embarrassment of riches.

That subtle nod Philip gave Elizabeth before telling Paige the truth was just great. And Holly Taylor is proving episode after episode to be an incredible find by the casting department.

I don't think Stan's gonna die just because the show needs an FBI perspective to counterbalance all the KGB agents, and they haven't really built up Aderholt(?) and Gad looks like he's on his way out. Martha feels like the odd woman out.

I'm already expecting Spacey to win again due to the television industry's inferiority complex.