Beach House- Chariot. Waxahatchee- Silver. Come on keep up

Reverence and Frequency, the opening and closing tracks respectively, on Honey's Dead by Jesus and Mary Chain.

My conclusion exactly. But do you think Jimmy will take any satisfaction in being right about it?

I want a pre-prequel. I want a show about the young upstart law firm of HHM or better yet a young upstart Davis and Main! Or we could get a show about a young ingenue Irene.

I'm not ready to declare Chuck dead just yet.

The figure who walked down the corridor in the morgue, I am confident that was the corpse looking figure that was a few jail cells down from Matthew Lilliard. He faded away and then his head floated away. I talked a little about him in the comments from the first episode review but not much discussion resulted from…

The figure who walked down the corridor in the morgue, I am confident that was the corpse looking figure that was a few jail cells down from Matthew Lilliard. He faded away and then his head floated away. I talked a little about him in the comments from the first episode review but not much discussion resulted from…

On Anti-Christ Superstar, at least on the CD. If you skip to track 99 there is a hidden song. Or at least I can't find it listed. I'm not crazy right? I'm not the only one to find it right? I never hear it ever get mentioned.

I can only speak to my experience. As I have stated, American Gods is certainly enjoyable and has maintained my attention. But there hasn't been that WHAM moment for me. Twin Peaks has made me sit up with my jaw on the floor at least twice an episode.

1 1 9!

Most Lynchian thing for sure.

While I have enjoyed this show and will definitely continue to watch it. I like Fargo, Better Call Saul and Twin Peaks: The Return far more.

While Jesus was sitting on the surface of the water of the swimming pool a thought came to me. How could John the Baptist baptise Jesus if He can walk on water and not become submerged?

Kurt Russel got two paychecks for those whiskers.

I want him to make a sci-fi movie before he's done. There has to be a bonkers Heinlein short story he's been coveting for decades.

Dicks out for Ron Burgundy

Twins! Giggity!

Twins! Giggity!

That would have done it.

That would be The Gentleman and The Scholar. (I'm not even kidding).