that would totally work, especially this season

Go fuck your sister some more. I imagine between the two of you you might have close to a normal IQ.

Quoth the raven: eat a dick.

Can confirm as a Memphian: we do not all love Andrew Jackson in Tennessee. I mean, I know he means rural white people since they're the ones who meet his narrow definition of 'people', but, y'know, fuck him.

So this episode made me listen to "She Drives Me Crazy" about a dozen times tonight. Still holds up as an awesome fucking song!

God, poor Dustin. You do the right thing and get dicked over for it.

-"You got no sympathy, do you?"
-"Fresh out."

I was so happy when Carson finally grew a spine and stood up to his sister…and then that curdled into disappointment as I watched Jeanette sell out her principles.

Indeed. And at least he apologized to it first.

The name 'Chris Sunday' can't be accidental, either, considering the themes of Christ figures and resurrections.

With this show's sneaky sense of humor, I wouldn't count out the idea of a totally absurd ending.

I still think the weakest episode was the one with the missing Nativity Baby Jesus.

I missed the Jarden characters, but I still really enjoyed the episode. Scott Glenn has always elevated everything he's been in.

Season One is definitely the weakest of the three seasons (unless three really blows it somehow in the middle to end here), but it has two of the best overall episodes with "Two Boats And A Helicopter" and "Guest".

The Handmaid's Tale is a late entry into that race, I think.

Small touches in Bill's house like the sink full of dishes and the kitchen table cluttered with fast-food remnants really add depth.

Well this is clearly racist.

I always underrated her, but it seems once again like a case of taking projects that don't showcase one's true range.

The whole cast is fantastic, Dowd is utterly terrific as always. Moss and Bledel deserve all the awards, especially.

Dude, i usually bite my tongue around you, but the imaginary daughter thing is super creepy and upsetting, and it's especially disturbing in the context of commenting on this particular show. It squicks out a lot of folks around here. So can you maybe not?