One of the overall criticisms I've seen of the prestige dramas as a whole is their tendency to rely upon violence, or the threat or implication. This show is an excellent counter-example.

I did the same thing, I think out of morbid fascination. The use of satire is so horribly misplaced, and everything in the books seem to be the result of an unhealthy mind.

I'm actually very disappointed this phrase didn't have any articles to remove.

Star Trek XII: So Very Tired

University of American Samoa, thank you very much (go Land Crabs).

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Right. I'm hoping it's not as awful as a trip to Belize.

Yeah, well, you know, that's just, like, your opinion, man.

This is similar to criticism of Anna Gunn in Breaking Bad. Playing a less than likable character does not make one a bad actor.

I'm glad to see that Disney is expanding their branded entertainment beyond modern filmed entertainment by synergizing it with additional brand opportunities by non-film content creators.

But we're not the worst. Graduate students are the worst.

Well this is some bullshit.

Cross-promotion, deal mechanics, jargon, synergy.

Nancy Grace doesn't approve.

I was honestly surprised at Bowman's dislike of the pacing in this episode. I thought it really harkened to the sometimes excruciating pacing in Breaking Bad.

Racists ruin everything.

I, for one, find Kanye's trolling to be hilarious and I'm hopeful that it's all Kaufman-esque performance art.

Ebonics? The correct term is African American Vernacular English (AAVE), thank you very much.

I, for one, am happy to see Kristen Schaal in not a completely obnoxious role, but rather only a somewhat obnoxious role.

For me, Granite State is much harder to watch, and I think you all know why.