Yeah. That was one of my problems with the episode. It’s purely metareferencing but any time Brad Dourif is in an story about a serial killer, his character will always jump to the top of the suspect list

You’re eating the garbage parts of indeterminate chordates. I’m not sure you have room to dictate what sort of condiments should be allowed to go with it

Tim DeLaughter’s choral rock band/weird cult The Polyphonic Spree had a couple of members that were only credited as “follower” or in one case “Floristry”

It’s probably for the best that all Bez did was dance and score MDMA

It’s somewhat jarring seeing wrestlers you normally think of as “lightweight” or”small” around people of normal proportions. Carlito is fucking jacked

I’ve been nervously waiting for Debbie to shoot on Ruth every time they’re in the ring together since season 1 but watching it unfold as the various dots are connected was actually pretty stressful

I missed the reliable comedic moments of the Beatdown Biddies when they changed gimmicks. 

Takashi Miike’s Audition falls into that category for me. I went into it completely blind. The person who recommended it refused to tell me anything about it. For about 30 minutes I was watching a fairly benign if slightly skeevy romantic drama. Then I saw the bag move.

I absolutely loved Lungs for its variety and unwillingness to be constrained by genre but every thing I’ve heard since their first album has sounded the same to me.

No Legion? I realize the last episode was difficult for some (I still think we haven’t got all the information and it’s going to be framed in a much more complex manner than the finale indicated) but it was one of the most interesting and puzzling shows on television.

Wes Studi’s greatest role.

Not all of them

Meanwhile Keegan Michael Key is hocking a mortgage app on basic cable commercial breaks.

Billy Corgan looks like he wants to assimilate me and add my biological and technological distinctiveness to his own

Cartel guy: “We make billions of dollars a year selling drugs to the gringos up north but check this out: We can make millions smuggling in terrorists to blow up our customers for...reasons”

Rich white guy doing just fine in Trump’s America.

It’s our generation’s “back in my day”

Isn’t the entire premise of this show just sexual assaults carried out on national television?

Here’s a clip from the film

In addition to his music, Ron Mael is notable for being the last guy to successfully pull off the Hitler mustache