That led to the first use of mac calling her "deandra" that I can recall

Yes, but no one does the caw caw thing

I don't know. I've lived in a very red state for 15 years and they've been gone for a long time, even in the local level.

I assumed he was about to tell Mike that he's a wizard and it's time for him to go to Diagon Alley.

I said in another thread, it'd be interesting to see him make it to the gang, and have them completely reject his fantastic story as another "Miller brother tall tale"

All of them played by SNL alum, preferably.

I'm impressed by the speed with which Clare and her pal can fly back and forth from DC to sc to tx

I had no idea being gently stabbed in the head was an immediate and silent death

Cold as that breakup was, that idiotic dingle berry line took me right out of it

played by Kelsey Grammer.

I thought those all either swapped parties or have been voted out as of 2010?

I'm 3 episodes in now, and this season is (so far) much better than the ridiculousness that was season 3. The more Frank asides to the viewer, the better.. and we're getting a lot of "Oh, is he gonna fuck Meechum..again?" fakeouts, which I'm getting tired of.

It was approaching Scott's Tots levels of cringe.

haha yea, my grandmother is from south Philadelphia. She had a brother named Charlie and pronounced it that exact same way. Devito's been doing it since day one, I think. It always makes me smile. "Chah-lee"

"Musicals are going to be a big part of my life moving forward."

What does it mean though? Is it just a throw way easter egg? Will this night, forever connected to that film, turn out to be that significant in Saul's future?

When we first meet Saul in Breaking Bad, he has Walt make out a check to Ice Station Zebra and Associates.

I will watch this, but it's definitely not "prestige TV".

I want to see Wayne Coyne in episode 8 now. Maybe a random storm trooper with hints of a gray fro poking out from under the helmet

It's like every awkward conversation I've ever had