Heard the buzz, wanted to check BC out, and finally watched tonight.

Refreshing that Max wasn't around.
Not surprising that Ray Romano outshined the rest of the cast in performance
Surprising that Ray Romano's character was written the most compelling story this episode
Confusing that they still played the Zeek gets mad at Drew storyline as if it was logical and emotionally compelling
Amazi…

Enough fun and games, we need answers to the whereabouts of three crucial people to the Mr Show franchise: Jill Talley, John Ennis and Tom Kenny. Jill and Tom are married for christ's sake - you get one you get the other!

thanks for your "input"

okay thank you - that explains a bit more. With the key point being, of course, that Homeland Security can point to no credible threat.

I guess but when the actual STATE of North Korea makes these insane threats, like "We will drown America in a lake of fire" or whatever, we kinda laugh and then move on. I just don't see why this is any different.

Sure, and I totally get the electronic terrorism they could commit, but isn't this about someone actually bombing or shooting up a theatre?

I don't understand the latter parts of the narrative around this movie. North Korean "hackers" (possibly working working in/within China) bust into Sony's servers and expose their email - sure. But then why did theatres start dropping the movie? Because of some threat? By whom? Of what sort?

I've always said it's "Half your age, plus 7, MINUS all deaths you were directly or indirectly responsible for."

Did we get clarity on if you're doing season 7 too? It would be ridiculous not to I think. If you do plan to do 7, I'd like to suggest waiting until next year and do 6 and 7 together instead of continuing with 6 right now and doing JUST 7 next year? @disqus_wallflower:disqus back me up on this

This episode further reinforces the point I've been making for years: watching shows in real time (if possible) and at the very least not "binging" will provide you the most rewarding viewing experience.

This is your best one yet.

FINALLY

yeah. she wasn't particularly broken up over this shit either. not in the aftermath of being caught cheating, but in general I've been there.

I've said this before on here but late Season 3 Brenda was so great, so happy and it made me genuinely happy to see her like that. I suppose it was realistic for her to relapse and turn into what she was during this season, but I didn't enjoy watching it.

COME BACK

now what do you think when you watch him on Parenthood?

this is probably my 3rd or 4th run through the whole series (and the first in several years) and man this subplot really drags us down. It's like the David kidnapping in the sense that yes, the fallout of the infidelity/kidnapping is pretty realistic and perhaps interesting on some level but much more so it's just…

and she gets even BETTER next season in dealing with this.

is it the only one where what we're seeing is in such advance of the actual death?