I don't think the show is THAT dark. I seriously frakking hope not at any rate.

Thanks for the link - of COURSE there's a Jeni's scene! Of course!

her getting pregnant was so unrealistic I just keep hoping the storyline will magically go away.

Desmin and Edgar character has been the unsung hero of this show since season 1. It's a very unique character to see on tv and he's always nailed it. The ep with the actors he thinks are Vets? DAMN.

Yep, everyone was too cartoony this episode, spot on.

Lakeith's line delivery on pretty much everything was gold.

I've been waiting for a role like this for Freeman since the last few eps of Fargo, so I am excited to see him in this.

I'm just reading recaps and watching certain scenes with certain characters (angela) at this point and depending on whatever the 'reveal' is regarding Tyrell /whiterose etc. I may go back and watch the whole season again.

Amen.

I feel pretty strongly that if Lee Pace wasn't so magnetic I'd be so over the Joe character, and I still am by about 60%. I hate not being able to believe anything the character says or does because I feel like it's just manipulation. Much like Cameron I couldn't even believe him in the school scene. In other…

I'm just so used to seeing assured people on the show (in the tech areas) at this point it's annoying to watch someone so afraid for lack of a better term. I feel like the characters' actions fit someone stereotypically cast as like a skinny, pimpled teenage coder guy stock character so I get a bit of disconnect…

Thank you for explaining, since it's Joe I assumed he was doing something nefarious.

he was too desperate to have someone there and the lack of response, this is what I thought as well. But hey, if he's treating the air like a therapist maybe it's not all bad? or is it?

I wouldn't have been surprised if they made out in the parking lot to be honest. Hot stuff.

The Bridge. Sigh. It wasn't perfect but I still loved it.

That's exactly the impression that I got so if it's a red herring it's a very deliberately placed one.

I really enjoyed reading this interview earlier tonight: http://www.hollywoodreporte…

Animators need to have a Union. This has been happening for years and continues to happen. Why don't they have one?

I have a whole solo dance routine from middle school to 'Murder of One' that I choreographed and danced at competition. Your comment is making me want to play it at the studio on Sunday and see if I can still remember it. Right now in my head I mostly can.

Saw the film on Tuesday night and really enjoyed it. Funny because a friend asked me how it was and said "it's a Western, right?" and I said "weeeell, not really" it does have caper elements and buddy comedy elements as well. It's very well lived in. To read how quickly they shot it is damn impressive.