Every character was true to themselves. Dennis had his weird creepy moment with women. Dee was playing a vast array of characters and caricatures. Mac embraced his gay desires. Frank played his sleazy devious self. Finally, Charlie played his brain dead stupid side mixed with his fixed belief in the world of make…

Look at the expression on his face. It was a perfect mix of incredulous and amused at the thought. Best moment in a flawless episode.

Corrected. Thanks.

My God how they have reduced Lip to a petulant and broken child. Lip clinging on to Helene when it is beyond over is pathetic. He kind of gave the impression that he knew it was a fling and maybe a bit of a deep connection, but he is smart enough to know that there is no reset button and he should move on. Give it a…

The reviewer here must be watching an entirely different show, because this show has been great episode after episode. The stakes are that this is how men with power at the 1% alpha portion of society battle it out. Remember, Hall presented a scenario to Axe where they use Wendy or make it look like she is having an…

Not going to throw insults. But hey, if you believe Blackhat, Public Enemies, Miami Vice, Collateral and Ali are cinema gold then that's your standard. The guy has long lost his touch.

Its an okay movie. I mean is it something that I will be playing again and again? No. Nice peformances, but it doesn't stick with me.

Both totally missed the mark. Ali focused on a certain segment of Ali's life but ignored some of the major sporting moments of his career. Forgettable. Collateral was a joke. The ending was absurd and Cruise did his best, but a miscast Jamie Foxx ruined the movie for me.

Michael Mann is overrated. His last great movie was Heat and before that Last of the Mohicans. Everything after 95 has been utter shit or forgettable.

Interesting. Yeezus is at the bottom for me.

It is an uneven album but it clearly blows away the ear bleeding trash that was Yeezus.

Yea this season isn't that great. Not many laughs to be had.

Louie Anderson once again owns this episode. Gives great backstory and proves she is not to be messed with. Chip imploring Martha to stop yelling and lower her voice throughout the episode had me cackling.

From that range with that type of handgun…..hmmmm. Okay well thank you for that insight, that does get me a little bit off of the Carl scene.

Let me correct that, he should have been dead. I have no problem with his eye getting taken out, but it should have been by a sharp object or something else.

Wow. What a stretch. Your telling me the guy who Darryl killed put up not a peep of a scuffle 10 yards away from his crew? Apparently the Zombies can immediately recognize Jesse and Sam as human but not Rick, Michonee and Carl? Then Carl gets shot in the eye (I know its part of comics) and the bullet doesn't damage…

"Huh. I wonder what happens to all this when it's over? Don't answer that, my freezers are full."

This episode was absolutely beautiful. This is the episode that found the heart and soul of the series. Wow. The scene at the end between Baskets and Mama was phenomenal. Just two people with their awareness of their struggles in life connecting after a tumultuous day. The shots of Chip walking Paris was downright…

I wish they would have had Frank call her a stupid bitch in the car instead of a bird again.

Frank as Frankenstein was amazing.