Be a shame if someone spilled some petrol on the floor, what with all those torches around.

Just as an aside, because everyone is assuming Jamie will kill Cersei.

I loved the petulant little kick after he'd set it on fire.

Unrelated but can you please fix the "AV Club Most Read" box that keeps making an incursion into the centre of the page and makes reading these articles impossible.

Not only is Varga a ghost, he's extremely wealthy, smart and has absolutely no morals. He walks, because that's what people like him do.

Considering that it's Fargo, that was an entirely predictable and normal ending, so much so that I called literally every beat of it. And yet, I still loved it because the final few minutes are perfect as we wrap everything up with Nietzsche Vs Camus.
On one side Varga, Zarathustra the ubermensch, pulling down the…

Should have called it Master Of Nan.

Nope, I am not.

Sgt Pepper is more important. It's braver. It's more inventive. It even has the best song (not even God Only Knows can touch A Day In The Life) but as far as listening, I have to go with Pet Sounds.
It doesn't matter anyway, Astral Weeks is better than both of them.

I still await the day when a modern producer can get hold of Karen Carpenters vocal recordings.

Will always remember her for Barbarella where she was hypnotic.
Goodbye, Pretty Pretty.

He was insecure about unappreciative audiences. As for the other stuff, not bothered in the slightest.

Take some time out, sure, but no, this is unacceptable to me.

I think the plan was always for HIMYF to fill that in, all leading to the big surprise that no-one saw coming when Barney is the F at the end.

One of the worst character assassinations I've ever seen on TV.

That's also true, but as far back as Season 4 it was clear that ending didn't make sense.
"Let's spend 9 years showing Ted & Robin don't belong together. Then let's spend 5 years showing who she does belong with. Then let's blow the whole fucking lot up in the last hour"

Still pissed. How on earth did anyone think that was the logical ending? They jumped the biggest hurdle by casting Cristina Millotti, then faceplanted the floor on the bit they had 9 years to plan.

Given the terrible state he was in recording it, that could be a difficult watch.

This is an easy one. It's Nick Drake.
This is a guy for who no footage exists. He barely did any live shows, and those were infront of very small crowds. The guy was an astonishing guitarist and it'd be worth the fee just to see that intro to Things Behind The Sun. In this era of YouTube and camera phones, Nick Drake…

That hat is pretty fabulous.