Nice…

Exactly this. I know he has other credits (from the stage no less), but all those seasons as Garrity makes it impossible to believe him as either a top-notch doctor or a scheming psychopath.

That was my thought ever since I found out this was a thing that was actually happening.

mmm… yeah… something like that…

This episode didn't really land for me. This was sort of a prime example of my biggest concerns for the show - Kroll is a masterful impressionist and the sketch ideas are clever, but that alone isn't enough to carry the rest of the show.

Do No Harm - because a cop drama about a guy split between dual realities didn't work for the Thurs 10-slot, now we have a medical drama about a guy split between dual identities. This is totally gonna work instead, good thinking NBC…

well, …she's very tan…

Will Smith, Jay-Z, Emma Thompson, Will Gluck - is someone just pulling names out of a hat at random?

If only because this gave us "Wheels Ontario"…

It's the difference between creators bringing their story to a close of their own accord versus being abruptly shown the door.

This makes me think of how the test to obtain US citizenship requires civics knowledge that the average natural born citizen is completely ignorant of…

I just love the simple fact that it seemed to present itself for the easy out to get them out from behind the "iron curtain," but instead it just prolonged Nick's misery.

Going to have to set the DVR for that one…

Curse you, beat me to it…

I agree, although his latest Golden Globe acceptance speech sounded a lot like his acceptance speeches for Inglorious Basterds which was odd…

Deliberate mediocrity is certainly the greater sin because it just begets more mediocrity.

Not so - for each flop that had a person with a vision that didn't pan out in the finished product, there are plenty of projects made by people just phoning it in.

That movie would be great were it not for the anchor of suck that is Zellweger dragging it down.

You brought back some fond movie-going memories there…

Then don't hold up Bravo as if it and its original programming is in any way comparable to FX (or AMC or USA, etc).