I guess Jimmy and his brother spreading their mother’s ashes doesn’t even get a mention, eh?  Or why their mom’s favorite place is a certain seat in the Rose Bowl.  Sigh...

Even weirder is that Charlie asked “Should we put the chains on the tires?” just minutes earlier, meaning that they had them in the trunk and could’ve used them to get the car out of the snowbank.

Exactly. Not to mention the reviewer missed the clear foreshadowing where Alice warns Paul not to eat the gummies after wine or else he will vomit, and yet it’s deliciously twisted by having Jimmy end up being the puker.

“Why wasn’t Gabi isolating?”  That one question tells you all you need to know about the AV Club these days.

The recap is laden with errors (for instance, the dog was attracted to the DJ’s voice, not the “Alex Jones” stuff he was saying on the radio, etc etc), but I did want to add that my all-time favorite bit was in episode #4 at the end where the corpos have a mock-up of a “Sucker Punch” energy drink on the screen right…

Fazed, not phased.  Otherwise, an acceptable review.

There are abut 15 mistakes in this review, but the most egregious one is the character’s name, which is Poppy Li (not Lee).  

It is virtually impossible to poison a wild hog (and kill it rather than just sicken it). Their immune systems are incredible.

For the record, in this episode, it was revealed that Vel is Mon Mothma’s cousin.  Don’t think she’s related to Luthen.

Love the show.  But this review? *sigh*

It’s #2.  It’s always number two.

Am I wrong or wasn’t the book telling stories from “thousands of years before The Hobbit” called the Silmarillion?

uh.... What About Bob? :)

Brownsville, home of the brave!

Kevin and his best friend have done nothing wrong. Their only “crime” is being boorish, something they’ve never hidden from anyone. Yet the women murdering and kidnapping are the “heroes” of this story.

Summary: trust the government!  And never, ever listen to those dirty Russians because they’re all liars.

That “dump truck” you’re referring to is called a bustle and was part of women’s clothes in that era.

*ahem* 

Exactly my thought! I read through this whole thing and was left going whaaat?

The iPhone was launched in 2007.  In 2010, plenty of folks were still on their land lines.