I dropped out of "Orphan Black" after last season. But, perhaps I should pick up on it…looks like the actors are still having fun.

Nice.

"Once upon a time, dear reader, A.V. Club film editor A.A. Dowd and staff critic Ignatiy Vishnevetsky were just like you: thirsty, sweaty, forced to pay money out of their own pockets to see movies."

I just happened to hear "Drug Ballad" by "accidental shuffle" the other day. After all of these years, I still felt a creeping excitement.

I feel a *little* sorry for Sam.

*Relaxes on back and takes long drag from cigarette. Looks off to side…*

Me: Bright young man.
Others: Yo, who the "F" is this?!

Benjamin Franklin would like to remind you to not forget the whores.

I suggest you speak to Ms. Brie Larson about room reservations. She's right next door, in another article.

Ms. Obama is supa dupa fly.
{Sigh}…intelligent coolness is about to depart the White House…)

Yo, Barack! This person's trying to creep on your wife! You wan't me to handle this?

"I don't think Bill would mind."

Thanks for reminding me of this episode. I was pleasantly surprised by the way it played out.

You (unintentionally and unknowingly) cut me there, Easy. I went to a prep high school (I'm African American). You've made a good point. I was only able to go to the school because of a scholarship. My divorced/single mother was poor.

"His wealth and privilege, which he threw away bothered me."

Just thinking…isn't it kind of a confident baller move for Nas to flip Andrea onto her back during sex? He says he has only had sex once or twice before. Or should we just chalk this up to pure passion?

Niles: (relating to Daphne his first meeting with Maris) "…she was returning from the antique mart with a rare bell jar once owned by Sylvia Plath…"

I liked "Native Son." Apparently James Baldwin did not.

Scented meat.

I felt this was missing the "pause" after the word "needs." But, the stage directions put it over the top. (Eh…who am I kidding? I laughed immediately. Well done.)