Was the brothel that expensive?

I think they're probably the price of a mid-sized car - the main family is on a payment plan for Anita if I remember the buying process correctly.

"Just standing around, being a shit mother." - The idea that the Synths are taking over not only professional jobs but jobs associated with important human relationships is cool.

Best possible response.

The OED was my best (only?) friend in the nineties.

I agree with this comment just please put the b in obstreperous because I am a vocab fascist and I can't let a casual spelling error slide apparently.

Less "Magic Negro" and more "Noble Savage" in this past episode - though they're subverting it cause he's not so noble being a former slave trader and it's hard to call someone a savage when he seems to have learned to make his buttercream tort at the Cordon Bleu.

It's a thing, though the specific toxin varies.

This show has become a parody of itself. It's the second episode of the second season…

So this show is meant to appeal to the Entourage demographic right?

Toxic Encephalopathy is a good choice for drama since it's less predictable than other degenerative disorders.

Synths are cool. Like the Yamaha CS80. That Synth is boss.

The main reason I'm hoping that Sembene doesn't die, besides the fact that he rules, is that it's such a cliche for the only black character to die sacrificing himself for the hero.

Holy crap that raven haired beauty gets stabby when she's mad. Great opening fight.

Decided to watch this and cut True Detective out of my Sunday evening viewing (premiere was a real let down) and boy am I happy I did.

Would the Duggars be like an all you can eat Vegas buffet for Hannibal?

But of course they cancelled it - it's been the best show on network TV for a while by far and that's what network execs do… This is a My So Called Life, Freaks and Geeks, Twin Peaks level error on their part.

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

I'm glad i scrolled down because I was about to make this exact comment - verbatim.

Yeah, I know it's unrealistic to expect a show to live up to your imagination at times. But that portrait is sort of pivotal. Given how much the show spends on CG in some shots I imagined a portrait made out of slowly shifting impasto oil paint brushstrokes, never settling on one ugly anguished form. The color palette…