I laughed so hard at that bit at the end where she asks him to work that body. I wish her all the best and look forward to seeing more.

I don't take it as blasphemy at all. Even as a fan of the leftovers (mostly the second season) I understand the show has its issues. So far, The Path has been smooth sailing for me in a way that show hasn't been. I still love them both, though.

He did something similar in Looper

In a strangely meta moment, Gordon-Levitt’s Snowden wonders if he’s being watched (he is, by Oliver Stone’s film crew), and decides to take action.

I love this show so much. It's filling the Leftovers-sized hole in my heart right now.

I'm failing to see the great job internet in this.

Also, if that episode 4 plot development is that Tom James somehow becomes president and makes Selina his VP, I'm out.

This highlight of this article for me is the "fuck a bag of glass" quote toward the end. I've missed this show so goddamn much.

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Welp… I already fixed it and now your comment doesn't make any sense. Hmmpf.

Thanks! Will fix.

Yes! And also a totally inappropriate mural that depicts in gruesome detail how the land got taken.

That dig at Minooka land no longer belonging to the Potawatomi sounds like a line straight out of Parks & Recreation. In fact, everything about this skit sounds like a Park & Recreation outtake.

I thought it was that gamergate guy nero or milo or whatever fuck his name his. Him or Adam Baldwin.

I don't see anything wrong in Kirkman's response. She encourages him to keep at it and then uses it to push others like him for more action. I'd say that's much more productive than a simple thank you and I suppose if the guy tweeted it solely looking for a "thank you" to stroke his ego, then I could see why he'd be…

There's a disturbing lack of Natalie Dormer in that video.

I knew nothing of his douchiness until the tweet he made after the Paris attacks and then I went on wikipedia hoping to find out about his politics but ended up finding out a lot more than that.

I'm a terrible person for wanting to applaud the show for reversing the old man/younger wife trope but then googling and seeing that Monaghan is only four years older than Aaron Paul.

Correction: you want to chill with them before they met each other and had kids. Fela was pretty much required listening when they were in their youth. It's like how people use Mercedez Benz as taxicabs in some countries. Not saying the music isn't great. Being from where they're from and listening to it was no real…

It's not everyday I get to see something my parents listened to featured in a Hear This. Nice write up, IV.