When Elliot took the dog to the vet she told him the dog was chipped.

The owner of a shoe boutique in Manhattan selling Prada, servicing a nobody who walks in off the street? I don't think so. He would only service well known wealthy clients, by appointment so everyone can appreciate how exclusive his attention is.

If the audience doesn't know by now to be terrified of Joanna, they haven't been paying attention.

You can also get addicted to food, so in that way the metaphor still holds.

The problem is that the show is contradicting itself by having hundreds of adults comprising the support staff that know the truth and yet have not gone crazy and tried to kill themselves or riot.

That's how I feel - I think Robert is gay and has always known it. On the other hand, I think if Sol hadn't met Robert, he'd have been perfectly happy married to Frankie for the rest of his life. That's why Sol was so upset - from his point of view, he only happens to be gay because he fell in love with Robert. …

Sorkin actually left them with a direction if the new showrunner had wanted to use it. His theory was put forward by Nancy McNally - it wasn't international terrorists, it was white supremacists again - the same group that shot at her and Charlie, or a group that was affilitated with them. The new showrunner decided…

Did we ever find out that it was Skylar's idea that she not work? I don't remember. Was Walt asking/hinting that Skylar get a job and she refused him? Backstory and Walt's personality seem to suggest that Walt was either fine with Skylar not working or insisted on it because his pride made him want to be the…

I'm not sure that Ramse is The Witness. Doomsday cults seem to be pretty specific about their designations, and Olivia calls Ramse The Traveler. I don't think they would refer to him as both names. I think that The Witness is probably Olivia's father.

Do you watch Justified? His judge character is the closest to Jimmy James that I can think of.

Plus with that listening device, Carol, Rick and Darryl shouldn't be talking amongst themselves in the community. They could still be listening.

That was actually my favorite part - when Cora was asked, she said "Of course Miss Bunting must come" because she knew it would piss off Robert to no end.

It's Molesly.

He's being forced to be the straight man to Casey's crazy. The show is pushing both of them to not funny extremes.

I thought Gil was more tolerable this episode because he wasn't whining about being a fat divorced loser.

Samaritan took down Silverpool because the company was developing an AI to rival it. The fact that Silverpool was corrupt and evil is beside the point to Samaritan.

Eli looked so proud of Alicia when he told her about the push poll results. It was adorable.

I would have picked different episodes for at least three of these shows.

I think Jason Bateman did a masterful straight(ish) manjob in Arrested Development.

In a series with wendigo five-ways, cannibalism, and human corpse totem poles, a serial killer stabbing a few people doesn't really seem like batshit crazy excess to me.