Thank you, Jonathan Katz! I loooooooooooooved the old show. It introduced me to the magical (and hysterical) stylings of one Mr. H. Jon Benjamin and also was my first exposure to Louie C.K. back before he became Carlin's heir apparent.

"You liked something I didn't like! I hate you!"

Yeah.. she's married to a ghost essentially. Was the priest/pastor conducting the marriage even legit? He could have been part of the act as well, making the entire thing a total ruse.

I agree that his ultimate loyalty is to his family, or rather his children. He would put any and everything at risk for Paige and Henry, up to and including defecting. It's Elizabeth that is more torn between family and duty to her country.

I'm a little hazy on older seasons details, but I recall at one point Stan was at odds with Gadd (again), but Gadd's boss commended Stan. Stan confided to (Nina?) that "My boss wants to see me fired. My boss' boss would like to give me a medal."

I see what you're saying, but with Philip and Elizabeth, well… it's kind of like a sick person going to another sick person for support. Sure, Elizabeth may have a much deeper understanding of where Philip is coming from and they've shared many life experiences that Martha never could even begin to comprehend.

I think Martha doesn't even know what side of the fence she'll end up landing on, but she does know that being armed with all the information she can gather will be critical to her survival. At the very least, her knowing more will let her make more informed choices.

Not sure how good a worker she is, but Nia Jax is coming in, and is the legit cousin of The Rock. There's a very good chance she'll bring oodles of charisma with her.

I'm about the biggest Sasha Banks mark on the planet right now, but that match was so well worked and well booked that even I cheered Bayley's big win. Of the Four Horsewomen, Bayley is the weakest in the ring (which is still better than most of the main roster women), but absolutely the strongest when it comes to…