It is baffling. All the voters needed to do was watch Theroux & Coon's scene at the end of "G'Day, Melbourne". That was, what, five minutes? Clearly, still too long for them.

And then, after one night in jail, believed that he was safer there than out on the street.

Well, Diane's father pretty much said it throughout the film.

"What’s with you, kid? You think the death of Sammy Davis left an opening in the Rat Pack?"

"Our island will be underwater within a generation. Sure wish we had Amelia Earhart's plane to get the hell out of here."

Any way to get a Sharknado movie out of this?

I found it interesting that Kevin didn't confess to Laurie about cheating on her. During that conversation, they were communicating as though there was no tomorrow.

Murray Head!

The tone of Nora saying "Okay" reminded me so much of "You're home" that ended season 2, and "Look what I found" at the end of season 1. She's a marvel.

Stephen Root? Too old?

My wife sat down in the living room just as the "He spoke his name" scene took off. It was the first time she showed any interest in a "Leftovers" episode. It was also the last.

Wait - "Someone to Love" *wasn't" a hit? Heard that a ton on the local alternative station.

I put in a vote for 1971. What's Going On?, Who's Next, Zeppelin IV, Hunky Dory, Blue, Harvest, Every Picture Tells a Story, Tupelo Honey, Imagine, Sticky Fingers, Tapestry, There's a Riot Going On, Meddle, the Allman's Fillmore East, Surf's Up, Aqualung . . .

This. Exactly this. Well said.

Meh. A bit of a White Album, could we have pruned this back a bit? vibe for me. Sticky Fingers, on the other hand .,.,.

Colonnaded ruins domino . . .

Mulva?

"Something Else"? I see what you did there!

Weird Coincidence, Speaking From the Future Department: My wife decided to binge "Silicon Valley" last month. I've seen them all many times, but went along for her ride. We watched "Two Days of the Condor" last night, and I surf old AVClub reviews to remind myself of the nuances. Just before coming here, I scrolled…

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