I remember watching this as a kid and thinking why is George Jetson in this?

I remember watching this as a kid and thinking why is George Jetson in this?

I can live with that.

I can live with that.

I liked Kate except for the inane back and forth between Jack and Sawyer. It really wasn't in line with the overall strength of the character exhibited in the flashbacks.

Stabbing yourself repeatedly in the eye also works.

TVGuide still exists?

This is a great show. I'm hoping CBS takes mercy on it and renews it for a 4th season. I think the ratings aren't so good, no?

I'm confused about one thing: The creation of the bridge blinked Peter out of existence, made it like he just never was, right? So how do Earth 1 and 2 understand the bridge came into being? Was it just always there? Did it just recently come about? Or do they not even ask? Because if to them it was always there, that…

I hate the intros before each scene that are supposed to be radio or tv newspeople talking about the case. Adds absolutely nothing to the show. Also, although I like Bello and of course Charlie is great, the writing hasn't really gotten better than a mediocre episode of Law and Order. I hope it does because there…

Well, the club was a little busy chasing Jax's son halfway across the world and then doing time when they got back. Luann had to take a backseat to that other stuff. Now they're tying up loose ends.

I actually enjoy the show too, but to pretend it's on the same level as the sopranos or breaking bad, like Sutter does by whining about the lack of Emmy noms, is kinda crazy.

clumsy is a good adjective for the entire show. clumsy exposition, clumsy writing, clumsy direction. the show aspires to be the sopranoes, but it just doesn't have the gravitas to pull it off.

Coincidentally, I've been down a similarly themed rabbit hole the last week or so. So it was amusing to downloa… I mean, switch on the "DVR" and see this episode. It was similar to Into Thin Air, but many of the details were changed and some added in from other incidents in the past 15 years or so.

Stop saying insane things and we'll stop portraying you as insane.

This show is never as good as I think it will be.

I wouldn't say Achtung Baby is the creative zenith of U2's career. Joshua Tree, I think.

This entire episode reminded me of Seinfeld, more than most do.

That wasn't Francis Ford Coppola.

He wasn't wrong. You can't only defend people's right to say things when they say stuff you like. I mean, you can, but then you're a fucking hypocrite.