"Hitchcock Rope-style"? I mean, I guess, vicariously. I would have said Fukunaga-style. There's a reason for Dennis' half-assed McConaughey. That oner was very clearly all "Who Goes There". And no, I haven't bothered to check how many other people have pointed this out. Why on Earth would I?

Five episodes in. The show doesn't know what it wants to be. Right now it's basically "The Nick of It" with a mandatory per-episode shooting. Impossible to care about the main character and difficult to even understand why we're seeing so much of the supporting cast.

"Aw, you don't really wanna know what *I* think. Now look sad and say 'D'oh'…"

The line that absolutely never fails to make me smile, whether hearing it or just thinking about it, is from "Guess Who's Coming To Criticise Dinner". Krusty, as King Lear in a dinner theatre production, starts improvising his usual schtick ("punching it up on the fly"). In the face of the unimpressed audience, his…

Such a weird finale. It felt like an unnecessary prequel.