The “Save Me” music cue when they arrived in Smallville was everything I never knew I wanted.

No, he commissioned the King James Bible because the popular Geneva translation was very Puritan-leaning, and the Anglican hierarchy was very important to his conception of kingship (he very famously said “no bishop, no king”) — the Church of Scotland had been very keen on abolishing the episcopate, and James, who…

“Do I also get to imply that James I is gay? Good. I’ll bring the donuts.”

also it’s identical to a Monty Python’s Flying Circus gag from like 40 years ago

That three seconds of “House Hunters” was the funniest part of the show!

“This seems like a good time for a drink, and a cold, calculated speech with sinister overtones.”

“Naido being reduced to a placeholder for Diane is another example of Lynch’s clumsy sidelining of non-white characters. In this case, she’s not even a character, but a symbol of a character.”

For me, I think what character moments there were in The Return hit much harder than most moments in seasons 1 and 2; they felt much more sincere and serious than the soap-opera trappings of the original run (aside from the grief surrounding Laura, which has always felt very real to me, which is the reason I prefer…

Personally, I think I really loved the ending. What was Twin Peaks about? Strip away all the lunacy and what was it about? It was about a dead girl and the FBI agent trying to solve her murder and thus symbolically save her.

Sensational episode. I was enjoying the revival for pretty much the whole time, but the episodes from about 9 to 12 were severely testing ny patience at times. My confidence was gradually restored the last few episodes and this episode is the reward for sticking with it. Cooper is back! And damn if we don’t all love…

When Audrey walked into the Roadhouse, I yelled at my TV “Eat that, Internet! It’s not a coma!”

Rick figured out that the machine decided on what to remove based on what each person thought was toxic, so Morty lost his insecurities, while Rick, among other things, lost his unnecessary personal attachments, such as his care for Morty. Rick literally explained this during the scene you’re asking about.

Cows don’t look like cows on film. You have to paint a horse.

I feel this review is not going to sit well with the commentariat here, and for good reason.

Noah Hawley, in full effect. It took a while this season, episode eight to be exact, but Fargo finally made me say it:
This. Fucking. Show.