Exactly, and I bet that's where the CIA guy in the car comes in. He will be watching Kimmy's house and recognize Philip, at which point the CIA can flip him to work as a double agent so Philip can spy on his own wife and daughter for he CIA. It's the circle of life.

Vinyl on HBO had about 760,000 viewers for the premiere, and it got canned. But this is Twin Peaks, so Showtme will probably just use it to get more subscribers even with these low numbers.

No, they're not tasking whole summer off, just June, July and most of August, because that's when Lorne and the cast can go hang out in the Hamptons with Alec Baldwin and the Trump family.

Katy Perry is the old TV version of Wonder Woman with slightly better makeup.

That cold open was so off key that SNL had to launch a Kickstarter campaign to re-tune the piano. Once again, SNL doesn't know when to leave something well enough alone once it has already done a piece as well as it ever will. The original Hallelujah cold open was done to help heal the wounds left by the shock of the…

Avril has been dead to me ever since an interviewer mentioned the name David Bowie to her, and she asked, "Who's David Bowie?"

It kind of felt like SNL loaded up on all the Trump jokes this week because they know the way things are going he probably won't be President much longer, and that no matter who the next President turns out to be, they are going to be really, really boring compared to President WTF,

Exactly, and that's the clue that everyone seems to be ignoring—Tuan is not coming home at night, and he's taking a bus across state lines to make a phone call? To think that Elizabeth and Philip would just take his word for this without putting more surveillance on him, or somehow finding out if the phone calls were…

Tuan's story made no sense. I think he saw the tail and broke off whoever he was suposed to meet with. Remember that Tuan also had not come home the nght before. He's up to something. If Elizabeth and Philip just take his word, it could be their biggest mistake.

Coming in 2018, FX presents: Poor Martha.

Henry: It's a great oppportunity…Don't we want to capitalize on that?
Elizabeth and Philip: Maybe it's tme that we talked to you about this whole "capitalism" thing…

On a certain level it feels like Tuan is lying. He was probably going to meet his other handler, saw the tail, which he admitted to, and broke off the meet. On the other hand, the entire episode was about how paranoid the Russians are becoming as their empire crumbles, how wrong their intelligence about and…

That actually reminded me of the Oceans 11 heist sequences, especially the music and editing. And the ending was great, Paul Giammatti is obviously enjoying the role, and so am I.

Actually in keeping with the show's theme and to put this into perspective, it was one-tenth of a percent of a quarter Billion dollars.

Pretty amazing. It's like watching Willie Wonka and the Methamphetamine factory.

Maybe when somone gives them a script to read then HBO can release a few photos that look like they are actually acting.

Their first clue should have been that there was no containment system and no security on the place thw wheat was growing. If the place was breeding dangerous pests, why would anyone put them in a place they could easily escape from? The whole point seemed to be setting as a parallel storyline between Philip killing…

At the end, when Philip says "It's us," he might as well be saying "It's U.S." He's an American now, and there's no going back to the USSR.

Donald Trump is like a bank robber complaining about how all the guards and security cameras keep staring at him. If youlre acting like Donald Trump, then yeah, they're probably staring at you for a reason.

This was another solid show with great performances Dar and Keane. Dar has become very scary and dangerous in his old age. I have been hoping all season that they don't let Dar off the hook again, but based on his threat of Keane and the video about her son that he helped produce, plus Carrie putting the puzzle pices…