But that's such a tight and well informed bakers dozen it's hard to argue.

Goddammit, I do want more Lee Pace, but that's a character that should stay in the 90s.

I'm making no guarantees, but I really hope you love it.

Really bugs me that the show about a trans woman created by a cis woman and starring a cis man gets so much praise and love but when a trans woman creates a show starring a trans woman played by a trans woman, nothing. Watch Sense8, people!!

My man, glad we both know who the best one is.

The monster of the week stuff is fine, fun even sometimes. What really gets me is how stupid the characters act all the time. Especially Barry, who mopes around a ton and is terrible at keeping secrets he insists on keeping for illogical reasons. What a frustrating protagonist.

What's so great about that ending is it feels so satisfying and conclusive but at the same time it's ambiguous enough for anyone to project nearly any actual final outcome onto it. I don't know why Fuller is so insistent on season 4, he can't top that.

I never will now, after his tragic end

True and true.

That's great to hear!

It's ok, I fucking love this show too. So much fucking love going all the fuck around.

Thanks! Comments like this make me sad I don't come around here as much anymore (though comments like Frosstbyte up there remind me why)

Justified's real strength was finding the right quirks to make you love just about any of the scores of characters it had. Any character could become important at any time, or die at any time, and that's why you're crying over seeing the dead body of that bodyguard whose name you couldn't remember for four seasons.

For Broad City, you can jump in with any episode even. There's not a lot of continuity, mostly the occasional call back joke. My faves from season 2 are "Knockoffs", "The Matrix", "Coat Check", and "St. Marks"

Sense8 is a beautiful show that needs as much love as it can get. Wachowskis forever.

My goal for every clip was to go for either the most physically violent or most emotionally violent. Yeah, that's an all time great TV episode for me, it's so elegant and tragic.

The better Coen Bros-esque show is in the 20th place, let's leave it at that.

I really hope they give Crazy Ex a big conclusion to season 1. I'm not hopeful about season 2 chances, and honestly it's the kind of show that could have a perfect run in 18 episodes anyways. I love the fast pace the show is taking with it's character development, would be a shame to slow it down to accommodate for…

Some people on this site just can't accept different opinions.

I gotta check this out, thanks.