I want to put Kevin Spacey aside for a minute and just address the fact that the whole conception of this awards show and the way it was laid out from top-to-bottom just left a sour taste in my mouth. To be honest, I'm glad people WEREN'T "political" because it would have only reinforced the queasy feeling I got which…

I don't think his reaction to her was especially passive-aggressive, but certainly avoiding telling her that he had taken care of things while she stewed in her own juices is a classic tactic.

"Never Let Me Down" is, yes, one of the worst Bowie albums, but it is easily 4 or 5 times better than "Tonight," which has no point of view at all and just embarrassing production and terrible covers. I've always been shocked by people who seem to think it was a "new low," and I wonder if it's more because people are…

People love, hate, or are ambivalent about something? You don't say!

How can anyone own the "rights" to a 400-year-old story? Even with our current ridiculous IP laws that would be impossible.

But the thing is…the people we've seen watching him and appreciating him actually have all worked with him, directly. Which raises the question — do the people in Alex Jones' life actually believe him or are they in on the joke?

I can't either…there might not be one. But it was striking to me that Dougie is not exactly a common name for an adult male and this show has had two.

As someone who has grown up around people with severe borderline personality disorder, that's how I read this, not just as some "nagging wife" cliche. Her reactions weren't nagging, they were irrational. And the sherriff was being passive aggressive, which is not unusual in this sort of relationship as it's a defense…

Is he necessarily a grifter, though? Considering Jacoby's experiences with altered states I could absolutely believe he believed everything he was saying.

I remember Mark Frost saying that if they had done another season there would have been a time jump and Cooper would be the local pharmacist with no explanation. Which I still would kind of like to see.

Would he, though? 25 years can do a lot of things to a relationship, especially if you both start out being awful and then one of you becomes better.

To be fair, it was good feedback. Honestly, I would prefer that to the hundreds of times I applied for jobs and never heard a word.

Wasn't he a baseball player with drug issues?

I guess I'm the only person in the world who thinks Caleb Landry Jones is very striking looking.

Isn't Buenos Aires where Jeffries was in FWWM? (And yeah, I could Google it but this is more fun).

No, the Lodge shows that everyone has a doppelganger. We saw Evil Coop before he ever left the Lodge, hanging out with BOB. He's always been around. We also saw doppelgangers for Laura and the little man.

In the Lodge.

THANK YOU. I've been saying this for weeks and thought, "Finally, it's made clear." And yet, somehow, people still think it's unclear. It's enough to make you bang your head against a mirror.

Except I also fully believe he fully believes everything he's saying. Jacoby was legitimately "touched," and it's referenced that he was heavily into psychedelics. I don't think he's a scam artist, I think he's a loon (except not that loony, considering where he lives is in fact full of secrets and conspiracies).

Of course he did something wrong. The fact that they let him walk with the money was the most unrealistic thing about the segment. Casinos pretty much have carte blanche to withhold winnings if something seems suspicious at all.