*Pinkman*

This doesn't work particularly well at all. I guess they can't all be winners.

I disagree with the B- grade for this episode. Like, a lot.

I enjoy your reference greatly.

I came here to mention his Talking Dead appearance. Hardwick still brings it up from time to time for a laugh. What a bizarre hour of television.

My thoughts exactly. Gilmour has a fantastic voice. Waters' has always sounded really shrill and unpleasant to me.

I've always been more of a Gilmour fan than a Waters fan. I like Dave's voice quite a bit more than Roger's, and the Waters-heavy albums (to me, at least) focus way too much on the lyrics at the expense of the music. The Wall is a terribly overrated album, and the Final Cut is borderline unlistenable for me. I've…

And if you don't finish the dungeon within the 3-day (actually 54-minute) limit, you have to start it all over again. Total bullshit. I don't understand why so many people love that game so much.

Phantom Hourglass and the fucking temple of the fucking ocean fucking king. Fuck that fucking dungeon. It totally ruined the game for me and I never finished it.

I don't know that I would call it overrated necessarily (I enjoyed it immensely), but the main quest definitely feels half-finished. There are too few dungeons and too much emphasis on sidequests, not to mention the super-tedious triforce quest once you've finished all the dungeons. The final boss battle also kind of…

Fully agreed.

I could never get into Wasting Light. Different strokes, I guess.

*flair*

Except that they dropped the "Freedom Tower" name years ago in favor of "One World Trade Center," but whatever.

Seconded. It's one of the most effective modulations I've ever heard in any song. Part of its greatness is that it doesn't hit you over the head with "hey everyone, we're changing the key now!"

Anyone who CAN name a couple dozen Aerosmith songs off the top of their head is no one I want to associate with.

Airline Amy is still my least-favorite original song of his. Then again, You Don't Love Me Anymore is still one of my favorites, so there you go.

You make an excellent point.

EXACTLY!

No, the silent clock for Audrey was mid-episode (going into the commercial break). I'm talking about the second silent clock that ended the episode.