The scene with Jax and Wendy was brutal, especially because of how it echoed the scene way back in the pilot, when Gemma gave Wendy a needle. It was pretty tough to forgive Gemma for that one, but at least she wasn't the one sticking the needle in. Wendy has come so far, and Jax may have sent her right back to where…

I heard it as "hold yous in the palm of his hand".

I heard it as "hold yous in the palm of his hand".

Something's been disturbing me this season. Dee seems too….attractive and confident. This is very troubling. Did she change her hair? I don't know what it is, but I don't like it.

Something's been disturbing me this season. Dee seems too….attractive and confident. This is very troubling. Did she change her hair? I don't know what it is, but I don't like it.

Maybe she thought he killed them all at once.

Maybe she thought he killed them all at once.

"We're looking for one shooter at a minimum."

"We're looking for one shooter at a minimum."

For me, the giveaway was the creepy red reception room that Louie walked into first, with the little person sitting there.

For me, the giveaway was the creepy red reception room that Louie walked into first, with the little person sitting there.

It's a milkshake. But yes, everything else is a drug reference.

I have a question for the Fringe viewers here, and I promise I'm not trying to be a troll. I just started watching the show, based on AV Club recommendations. So far, I'm finding the first few episodes to be pretty bad, full of corny dialogue and cartoonish characters. I'm wondering: does it get a lot better? Is it…

I'm going to assume that Steve Buscemi's crack about cookie jars was a 30 Rock reference.

It's not a good sign when the writers haven't mastered the English language. "Religion began as a way for primitive cultures to explain natural phenomenon." There was something like this last week too.

I just watched the Christmas special, and Mac talks about some dude from the Pew-conos in the intro.

Stop pussydicking around.