Brad's real last name is Schrodinger.

Face/Off was sold as an action movie but was just as close to being a horror movie.
Archer's worst nightmare literally brought to reality. He is Troy and the source of all his life's problems.

For some reason that last clip had me thinking of the Dukes of Hazzard:

"When you wanna get down, down on the ground…"

"You!
Yes, you!
Stand still, laddie!"

"We are the Few, the Proud, the Appalled At Everyone Else."

"Excuse me while I whip this out."

We're looking more for a Ruth Cracka.

If you keep this up, someones' going to call Al Sharpton or Reggie Jackson for their opinion of this thread.

It's the role he was born to play:
He's playing Cruise's stunt double!

What can I say? I like Andy Hull.

Daddy drinks wine because you Cry-baby.

Right Away, Great Captain!

Waltzs' performance here is absolutely riveting. Much like Bardem in No Country For Old Men, you cannot take your eyes off of him because of the tension he creates in each scene just by being in it.

"Celebs" and "Enemies"?
The exalted Baio(haha, no!) withstanding, aren't these the same things to Burnt Cheeto?

Several Republicans I've come across seem to relish calling it the "Party of Lincoln" as if they themselves actually freed the slaves(or as Carson put it: the really low-paid immigrants).
It's more accurate to say the "Party of Nixon" at this point.

In order to get entry to Mount Olympus he must complete the 12 Labors(of Shit).

"If it gerrymanders, we can kill it."

This rise and revolt not yet planned reminds me of something…

Dr. Luke does sound like the perfect villain for this show.