Immediately bringing back Debbie Wasserman Schultz likely made a pretty big impact on the ultimate decision of already scorned Bernie voters on what to do on election day. Granted many of them likely would have sat the election out or voted third party anyway but she needed all of those votes that she could get. We…

We can talk about the Electoral College and Comey bringing up the e-mail scandal right before the election all we want but I think we can agree that her campaign royally screwed up by not having a ground game in the rust belt states. She looked at the numbers that Obama did and probably the polls as well and got…

At least Lizzy Caplan's nudity on True Blood was tasteful! And part of a pretty cool scene.

"OH NO CARRIE IS OFF HER MEDS AGAIN!" has become the thing I say when a show goes back to a trope that's been done to death yet again.

POOR RANDY! HE SHOULD HAVE ASKED!!

Every Showtime show should have to do that! Hell, the writers for every show that isn't The Americans should have to do that. "Realistic teenage characters? Respect for the intelligence of the audience? Incredible consistency in quality?! WHAT ARE THESE PEOPLE DOING?!"

Season 3 was miserable. They clearly kept Damian Lewis around too long and just had no idea what to do with him or his boring ass family. I actually liked Season 4 mostly because of the Aayan storyline but not enough for me to ever go back and check out anything after that.

If any porn had continuity it would be Pirates. I dated a girl in college whose friend wouldn't watch porn for some reason but they got her to watch Pirates and it was more like a SyFy movie with the occasional sex scene than your average PornHub video.

Wow, I'm actually surprised that a Showtime series has never gone longer than seven seasons. I thought they all started to go downhill around Season 3 and then outstayed their welcome by at least 5 or 6 seasons.

Art is great. So are Tim and Dewey and Wynn Duffy. Man what a great show.

Ralphie was a monster but I'd be lying if I said I didn't find him to be a charismatic character. Not that that makes him redeemable or anything.

Honestly the fact that the first scene is of Tony being a gigantic racist prick to him and he still almost immediately blows any good will or sympathy proves just how awful he is.

Oh I usually can't at all but I heard it was in flames so I went running. Still saw some terrible "Clearly this is Obama's fault" type shit tho.

Artie above Noah?! Explain yourself!

That scene when he's in the Mexican meth lab and everyone is underestimating him as usual but he takes charge and takes control of the situation is one of my favorite moments from the entire show. That little glint of respect in Gus's eyes was great.

The supporting cast of characters is great for sure but as cartoonishly evil as Walt got I always remained very invested in his horribly manipulative dynamic with Jesse and his relationship with Skyler.

Sean, you may have love for Janice and mayyyybee even A.J. but I KNOW you can't have any affection for Meadow's college boyfriend Noah aka fiction's greatest monster.

I think there was more nuance to Jesse than just "sad moron".

Larry David with apologies to Leon and The Funkman.

Stevie Janowski though…