I thought about getting this just for the Robinson/Harris pairing. But this just seems … beneath them.
Man, I sure Liked Starman a whole lot back in the mid-90s. I used to
draw that star design from Jack's jacket all over the place.

I'm wondering how that "greatest 60 seconds in the history of television" line didn't make it into last week's promo. Seems like it was made for it.

I'll have what you're having.

I don't think Gale was above Jesse's weight class. Jesse was much more of the criminal than Gale.

Yubari? I'd say that was a pretty even match.

Well, the opening crawl in ANH mentions rebel spaceships striking from a hidden base, allowing rebel spies (possibly including Bothans) to steal the secret plans during the battle. Other than that? Nah.

Pirates? We don't need their scum.

Just once, I'd like to see him juggle some geese. Goslings, perhaps.

Did anyone see Alan Tudyk in there?

Maybe it's just me; I've always seen a lot of parallels between Walter White and Howard Roark. And most of Walter's problems (other than, you know, the cancer) would go away if the government didn't make laws against the thing he was really good at doing. And the nicest guy in the whole series is a self-described…

Wait, a secret was betrayed by a note in a copy of Leaves of Grass? Did the Randian parable of Breaking Bad make a Reds reference?

So, was that the same desk Saul has in his office in BB? I guess I could go back and check, but I suspect someone else has already done so.

I'd like to see a movie about the Alamo with a young Matthew McConaughey playing William Travis. Travis was a mere 26 at the time, so probably beyond him at this point, but the hair, the thin face, and most of all the complete, irrational confidence in yourself required to lead people into something as suicidallly…

Didn't see it, but I ffwd through commercials. The Senator reference was probably for viewers in Virginia and Maryland, yeah?

Pie is a dessert.

For the "Songs Explicitly about Courtney Love" list, please see "Love" by The Muffs.

The deal with that opening theme is that I always had to close my eyes there to avoid seeing spoilers for the upcoming episode, so I was really focused on the music. Good thing he nailed it.

That question is irrelevant; she can be worried about two things. And her fear of car theft turned out to be well founded.

But her car gets stolen.

One must imagine Ralph happy.