That trailer, especially the soundtrack, makes it seem much more serious than how I like to interpret the book. Hopefully that's just making it extra sexy in the trailer, but the actual movie will be a bit more playful. (Yes I realize it's hard to make a murder investigation "playful.")

Former Jeopardy! Champion here. They specifically tell you in the green room before hand that you shouldn’t try to milk the clock because they can always edit out any unnecessary pauses if they have to.

Yup I too immediately thought of the Sudden Departure when Anita talked about her husband's hike.

Didn't Liv Tyler die in the bombing of the visitor center along with Evie?

Here's my personal ranking:

Whether or not the pizza was good, I just loved the very specific local reference. I get why they don't actually film in D.C. But it always bugs me when they try to pass off New York locations as D.C.

Scene in the garage between Paige and Elizabeth: A+
Rest of the episode: Meh

What the heck is the guy on second doing. That’s some pretty terrible baserunning.

It really annoyed me that the episode flash forwarded six weeks right as the SUV crashed. Wasn't there still an imminent threat on the president, considering dozens of soldiers just shot at the car? I feel like the episode cheated by flash forwarding then instead of explaining the immediate aftermath of the…

Looks like Delaware is actually the correct answer, followed by Wyoming and Montana. ND was 10th least visited.

I think I liked last week's a bit better than this one, though B+ sounds about right. I think what most disappointed me was that at the end of last episode Quinn knew exactly where mystery man was, yet in this episode he doesn't appear until several hours later. What was he doing during the night? Then this episodes…

Well a quick way to make money a year ago would’ve been to bet the moneyline on Middle Tennessee State over Michigan State in the first round. Looks like they were 20-1 odds. And I guess if you remembered they won by a bit, you could even buy points from -16.5 to +7.5, and get even better odds I guess?

So when the reporter comes into the house and Quinn basically interrogates her, she says that she was told a protest would happen at the house. When he asks who told her, she says she doesn't know (or something to that effect). So my guess is that the man across the street who's been watching Carrie's house called the…

Does Drew not know what a cameo? Kevin Spacey was the fourth billed actor in Seven. Just because he doesn’t have that much screen time doesn’t mean it was a “cameo.”

“This was not the case for Pats/Falcons, but a lot of Super Bowls are plagued by first-quarter jitters”

I didn't think this what that terrible of an episode. Perhaps a bit of a table setter, but most of the scenes with Saul were fairly riveting — even if I'm not quite sure what's going on with the cigarettes. The whole Dar spying on Carrie and lying to the president-elect has some really juicy possibilities.

Has Drew been reading a lot of Alan Sepinwall recently? What’s up with all the mid-sentence Asterisks.

I have to disagree with a few points here.

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I’ll start using the Dutch Reach (even though I don’t drive much), as soon as bikers actually adhere to red lights instead of just blaring through and ignoring pedestrians like myself.