Sounds like you have to go a long way for this douchebag to listen to your song…bet his ipod has like 20 tracks on it. And yet, I'll bet he says he loves music.

Sorry for your loss.

"If you’re going to justify murdering people by claiming the defense of your family, your family has a right to expect murder from you whenever they need defending."

I'm beginning to think the big surprise reveal at the end will be more seasons. Or a slapstick, rom-com, spin-off starring Miami Homicide.

I can see how some might find Hardwick irritating (I'm not one of them; I'm a fan), but he makes up for it in spades with his genuine love for whatever he is discussing. He deserves credit for that.

They are both constantly trying to get leverage on each other. I think there relationship thrives on it. Plus Tasha Yar peed her pants.

You'll probably be Breaking Wad after the first episode…I immediately regret that pun.

Yeah, I can live without a show about tv "journalists," talking about old news. But Dexter, Ray Donovan and True Blood are all on! DVR for the hat trick.

I'm going B+ on this one, personally. I like the lack of organization and I can't help but think it's leading to something pretty spectacular. I like that the conclusions it arrives at are not usually very typical. (Terry not confronting his new girlfriend for instance, or dosing Miller. Or Bunchy…I love Bunchy). I'll…

And they killed him off (Stevenson) so anti-climactically. Very disappointed in that. Titus Pullo deserved more of a send-off. "Thirteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen!"

"please enjoy House Party 8: Hip-hop is dead."

I was irked he treated Zach like he was his first paduwan…wtf, what abour Miguel and Lumen?

So it'll be Dexter training Zach while dealing with Hannah, who has kidnapped Deb and is forcing Dex to do her will under threat of killing her. Zach will flirt with the code but ultimately say "nah" and kill Dex, Hannah, Vogel and Deb (and anyone in Miami Homicide above the paygrade of detective hopefully). Hence the…

Very well put. And I agree on all points…and now I feel dirty.

"Better Man" is good. It reminds me of "Stairway to Heaven" at my high school dances…first it's all warm and gushy and you get a boner, then it gets fast and you have to fast dance with a boner…not good. Those same people would play The Pogues "Fairytale New York" at their wedding as well. So I guess I see his point,…

I liked "Jesus Christ Superstar" but only because my parents had the album and I dug the rock overture and Judas' beginning song. Basically I thought Judas was the star of that show and Jesus was some lame hippie. The Pharisees were fun as well, but Pilate was a wuss. But yeah, I hate musicals in general. About the…

"Like, 'We had sex and now we hate each others’ guts, right? Now we’re going to die. I’m praying for the sun to just die and collapse so I don’t have to spend another second with you.' And people are like, 'Play that at my wedding!' Why would you play that at a wedding?!"

It's a great film, but hard to say "I liked it." What got me was that the violence and the rape, while graphic and horrifying, were not gratuitous and not as shocking as the very end…er…beginning. I recommend it and it also took a while for me to watch it.

Call me crazy, but I kinda dig it. I'm intrigued to see where it goes and I pretty much like everyone in it. I get an "LA Confidential" vibe off it.

Boy, Deb sure flips moods like a light switch. And apparently there's poopy Deb hair and happy Deb hair. Personally I think the poopy Deb is hotter.