Hahaha…wait, wait…Luc Besson of all people stood up against Polanski?! I was not aware…

Jimmy without a law license was a con artist who ripped people off for a living. Jimmy as a lawyer at least does some good.

Oh…she's definitely going to die. My guess would be lung cancer.

He's not necessarily reveling in torture. He's perhaps implanting the devices. And he's playing his part as not to draw attention to his true intent.

Complete spoilery theorizing…

Man in Black is a good guy. Wait for it.

Why else do you think he had Bernard study her so much?

Kinda goes without saying.

I do not envy recappers for this show. Like Boardwalk Empire before it, this shit is going to be pointless to try and review until the season's pretty much over and just going to make all the early reviews look kinda pointless.

Plinkett is not a review, but a parody of a film essay that's also semi-serious. The RLM review of the movie was actually released around the time of the movie in their movie review show, Half in the Bag.

I actually think the show is moving quite a bit faster than other Marvel series. The opening action that kicked off the plot was pretty much resolved by the third episode.

I'm six episodes into the show, and so far I think it's entertaining enough. And it's a fairly honest take on the blaxploitation genre in a lot of ways, for better and for worse.

The one two punch of Leslie Jordan and Kathy Bates really lifted this particular episode for me. Everything built around those two characters was great.

Did the layout of the new house remind anyone else of the layout of the murder house from season 1?

I don't think she's trash, but she definitely holds Chuck to a much higher standard than she holds Bobby. Very therapist-y of her.

Well, they're marketing it to a crowd that's watching Workaholics, so that might have something to do with the way they're selling it.

Am I crazy or was that Nick Frost chasing the baby down the staircase in The Untouchables reenactment?