When they guys were celebrating with champagne, I was thinking 'Wow, they only have two episodes for everything to go to shit'. Then it happens in the next scene. Then they find a way out of that. Then they find a way to potentially get ever further ahead.

I'm surprised that neither this article nor the article for The Hum mentions the Windsor Hum specifically.

Way to tuba, dude.

Yeah Silver Side Up was a legitimate hit album, at least in Canada. Even my dad got a copy.

Just to be safe, we probably shouldn't be talking about Canada and seals in close proximity to an awards show.

TONYS TONYS TONYS

Well Character Actress Margo Martindale would have been the best cameo possible for that scene then.

And of course, all six of those seasons are winter.

This season has felt like the occasional great scene sandwiched between episode after episode of going-through-the-motions writing.

Okay then.

Yeah, he was followin' the he was followin' the he was followin' the pack all swaddled in their coats with scarves of red tied 'round their throats to keep their little heads from blowin' in the snow and I turned 'round and there you go.

Well I'm glad they've been able to fit Fargo and The Americans between those ads.

Viceland actually has shows now?!?

That's pretty much the extent of his character development from the first scene of the first episode, when all we really knew is 'Yuri ain't Yuri'.

That scene with the Marshal was the first thing in quite a while to make me face up to how much I miss Justified.

Nikki and Mr. Wrench sound like the worst jazz combo ever.

Given the talk about judging people, I'm holding fast to my undying faith in this season's Christmas motif and declaring that Ray Wise is actually playing St. Nicholas.

Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so.

Does he even know how to spell Qatar?

It's not TV; it's HBO.