Sy is the best, most memorable character from Season 3. He's capable of evoking sympathy, empathy, disgust, disdain, and pity. Stuhlbarg's performance has been electric: from high drama, to soul crushing confusion, all the way to physical comedy. He is the epitome of the Coen brothers: humor and melancholy rolled into…

The references are frankly getting old. The bowling alley, the "Stranger" narrating at the bar, the botched window escape, it's all just so obvious.

Running through the snowy woods, being chased by an extremely qualified Russian. A reverse "Pine Barrens", of sorts.

She extended some human warmth

That stinks. I'm sorry to hear that.

That does seem pretty paranoid.

Good luck friend.

Perhaps. But my initial reaction was not to ponder the point , but rather to quickly scan back up to the start of the quote and double check to make sure that, yes, Thom Yorke, Mr. Sensitive Genius, had indeed used the word "retarded" when giving a QUOTE TO A REPORTER.

Will you two get a room

I thought it immediately torpedoed any point he might have been

Nope

I'm pretty sure he was lying to you dude.

Cheers!

I was being facetious, sir.

Isn't it "Shut up and sit down, you big, bald fuck"? I hope I haven't been saying it wrong to my friend (who is quite big and quite bald) all these years!

That's funny. I know several, all of whom are extremely responsible with their firearms, and who would only use them as a last resort.

Yes. Gun owners run the gamut.

Well, Sean, you're nothing if not self-aware

Also, Tom, why wouldn't Snatch be considered Jason Statham's first starring role? I understand Pitt was a (much, much) bigger name, but Statham anchored the film.

I always got the sense that Franka Potente checked Bourne's medicine cabinet to see if he was "mentally stable" vis-a-vis his prescribed medications.