This movie really did suck aside from Joe Mangowhatever's initial appearance and Pee Wee's balloon gag. There were like no other funny moments. How did this guy make Big Adventure?? Nothing in this movie as funny as even "Is there something you'd like to share with the rest of us, Amazing Larry?"

That reminds me, can we all agree that the murder of Andrew Dice Clay's character in the pilot was totally shoe-horned into this show and unnecessary? It's like they weren't confident they could just make a show about a troubled guy in the record business, so at the last minute someone said, "let's have him kill a…

I wonder if Bobby has ever taken Terry Winter aside and been like, "hey man, maybe in this episode I could do something other than yell hysterically and snort coke whilst immediately throwing my head back as if someone just tasered my bhole."

Maybe some call up HBO's VP of Merkin Design and advise him/her, you know, tone it down a bit. Merkin shouldn't be SO obvious. If we see a little bit of ham, that is okay.

I'm hanging with it for now, but this episode was terrible. Somehow the show has even made Bobby Cannavale look bad.

Holy fucking shit, that IS Vinnie Delpino. I had no idea until reading this comment.

And yet Jonny Moseley lives.

You Can Count on Me really is a phenomenal movie.

The Sicario score was siiiiiiick.

Without having yet listened, kind of wonder whether a Serial Serial podcast is really warranted for this 2nd season.

Fucking A, that is a true story. Damn.

This show is still going?

The last couple of episodes of Fargo and The Returned, then will finally have time to check out Master of None and new season of Transparent.

Well, now you know why she was able to heal so quickly, but last season that wasn't treated as a reveal that she was actually dead. I chalked that up to the show's general paranormal weirdness, like their inability to leave.

For instance, in this episode it was revealed that Lucy is dead, which seems like it should be a big deal, but was handled in such a way that I had to go back and review season 1 episode recaps to make sure that hadn't already been revealed last season and I just missed it.

I'm going to be honest and admit that I feel like I have no idea what is going on in this show anymore and am frankly kind of bored by it. Weird to say, because I thought the 1st season was outstanding. I don't know if it was off the air too long or what, but I just find the story confusing thus far, don't have any…

That is a truly cringe-worthy scene.

So far, I think this season of Fargo is the best season of any show since probably season 3 of Breaking Bad.

Wait, Justin Theroux from the Leftovers is a comedy screenwriter? Whaaaaaaaat?

The first season of this show was brilliant. Three best moments: