On a toasted bun with lettuce, onion, mustard and pickle.
you don't see it as much anymore, but 30 years ago, every bar in Indianapolis served a pork tenderloin sandwich where the loin was as big as your head. you had to cut it in quarters to get it to fit on the bun.

sure. clear as mud. :)

I'm not saying it would have made a difference - I'm saying they didn't hear it. it's a tired trope that really should go away. it's lazy.

love Alison Brie. I'd watch her in anything, even this.

it is less about the rapture as it is the psychological effects on those left behind. what would it be like for those left behind, how would they react? they never do explain the departure.

Varga told her he Emmit did it, but who can trust that asshole.

"This is a mistake"

indeed.

Yes, I do have that portal. don't you?

1. How did Emmit's car suddenly start running again?
2. Silencers don't silence pistols. everyone in that house, including Sy, would have heard the gun go off when Emmit got it.
3. I bet we could assign each of the 7 deadly sins to one of the characters… let's try. Varga=gluttony, Ray=Lust, Wrench=wrath, Sy=pride,…

Rikers and Snickers bars.

Coleman lanterns like that one are under pressure and make that hissing sound. you use a plunger to pump up the tank.

he was much improved there for a while, but only because jimmy proved it was all in his mind - and actually, that was probably the first step towards the end. he was such a narcissist that for him to admit it was an ill mind instead of body was a massive blow to his ego.

it isn't quite as exciting as BB. yet. it's still a show I enjoy about characters I care about. he doesn't have to watch if he doesn't want to.

that dog hunts.

Sure, I get that. Chuck's a sick f*ck, but he's also OCD. but you're right - it's just TV.

right - I'm saying he would have gone through all the steps of getting the power completely shut down and would have known how to do it again. when he called power and light, he acted as if his actions should have shut down everything, but he'd have know from the last time that it wouldn't have.

even at his most improved state, I get the feeling that Chuck only turned on lights and appliances sporadically to test himself, or when someone showed up at the door. even with his improvements, he'd obviously backslid in other directions - naming objects and their color as a way of calming his anxieties. when…

This season started out very slowly, but I'm good with how they've fleshed this world out.

what I don't get is that he's literally been through that whole thing before - his house has been 'chuck-proof' for years. he never checked the meter before this?