For the love of Bob, will someone please order one of Dr. Jacoby's golden shovels..go deep into the woods and dig an enormous hole with it…tell the owls to mind their own business… lower Deputy Andy and Lucy into the hole then return all of the dirt, covering Lucy and Andy in their entirety? I'll buy you a drink at…

Was that an abstract, damn fine cherry pie installation in front of Dougie's office?

Sheryl Lee's image (Laura) appears in the Opening Credits.

incorrect. he made a joke.

noun
prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one's own race is superior.

Please, It's all about context. Perhaps he shouldn't have said the word but using it does not make you a racist. He made a shitty joke. That's all. He wasn't directing it at anyone other than himself. I just don't understand why people are so overly sensitive and easily offended by every little thing. Maher has…

To me, Shea's Chief is the worst part of the season. He's infuriating. I'll be glad if we never see him again.

Dougie also had the owl ring. I think that the ring was somehow the receptor to the pull of the lodge,

Good guess on Diane. I hadn't thought of that.

Admittedly, I got a little nervous when the glass box watcher started to speak …in that very familiar pointed/Lynchian/twin peaks manner. And then they sliced him up into pieces. I'm sold

F**k Annie.

Eh..i tried..but never really took to her anyways. In addition to the fact that they never really gave her anything all that funny to do… to me, she just doesn't have that ..thing… that naturally funny x factor thing.

I think he actually hosted twice.

Or, maybe her focaccia was just shit.

Similar to the cold open of A Simple Man which in my opinion is one of the Coen's best movies!

To me that AC scene was never really about suspense. It was about anticipation. We never doubted it was gonna hit him in the head; we were waiting for it, like a road runner cartoon. And then they gave it to us.. squashed him flat.

"….but nobody’s ever made an emotional biopic about how she went from a non-famous baby to the woman behind “Borderline.” "

Listen, I'm always down for a poorly timed Dead Joanie joke…but simply showing up and saying 'Chachi' isn't gonna cut it.

Never heard of this guy till now. I only made it about half way through the article and I'm still sitting here feeling weirdly uncomfortable and fired up from his level of pretension… and I'm fucking pretentious.

Avoided a traditional Sitcom ending??? For real? Please. That was the textbook definition of a traditional sitcom ending. 'Main character has child and moves away to start a new life' is either the first or last episode of like…. so many shows that at this point that it's cliche.