Not that it upends your point entirely, but Deadwood had Jane, for what that's worth.

BB is my favorite show currently on television, and I have just finished re-watching seasons 3-5 in preparation for the debut (which was mind-blowingly outstanding.)

There are any number of possible reasons, but more importantly: would you be thinking at all rationally/creatively in that situation?

It's #likewhiteonricin

The scene in Season 3 where Skyler is explaining Walt's "gambling problem" to Marie (and, as it turns out, to Walt simultaneously) makes me laugh out loud. Walt is on the edge of his seat.

Their song "He Venido" was played on Breaking Bad, I believe during the destruction of the RV

I can't like this enough.

See this is why I love the comments section. More so than Lou Reed, you have articulated a point of view that will demand a fresh listen.

I see what you mean. Yeah, I read the review as well as several others, and there seems to be a general consensus about what makes this a "great" album. And of course everyone is entitled to their opinion, but after listening to it over and again in different ways and places (I'm a DJ so it's my job) I am just…

No review will change my opinion that its just okay.

I just don't get what people love about Yeezus.

With all of her charm and personality I can't imagine why Krissi is single.

I recently rewatched the first 5 episodes of that series and was amazed by how unlike anything else it is.

Exactly! During the movie I thought "hey they crossed Superman with Bill Bixby's Incredible Hulk."

Yeah, I enjoyed the hell out of it. After this review (among others) set up some pretty dim expectations, I was very happy. Also, as a father with a young son, those moments also resonated deeply with me. Yeah, I'm a cheezeball; what of it?

Yes, THIS.

Joe Bastianich should have scored the role of Zod in Man of Steel

Hopefully they will feature the Four Horsemeals of the Egg-Pork-Alypse

"To BLAAAAAAAVE."

:-( poor you