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Bubs' usefulness could only extend so far. He's a great street informant to put names to faces in all the major drug crews, but the point of the later seasons of The Wire was going beyond doing hand-to-hand drug buys. Even eventually Kima tells him he's no good to her anymore because she wasn't working drugs and he was no good as a CI in homicide. I'm very surprised he made it as far as he did.

Season 2 might has well have been a spinoff, it was that different. Upon my initial watch, I despised most of the characters in the docks but Season 2 is the best for a rematch because it just expands the universe so much and shows "the game" from a completely different angle. I have always wondered where the Greeks went to smuggle their shit in after basically their whole network not only on the docks but the people who distributed the shit went away. Maybe they had somebody else in the ports?

Jason Alexander on why Susan was killed off on Seinfeld

Most likely to go out during May sweeps

Yeah, they're running reruns of other CBS programming until Colbert's debut

Dave is from Indiana

JLD's joke and Seinfeld's reaction was priceless. I also loved Dave constantly comparing himself to Peyton Manning.

I hope you gave it extra time. Pretty sure it was supposed to end 10 minutes ago and its still going I did. Thanks to Twitter the news came out as the show was taping. But that Taco Bell bit was so fucking funny https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ud3_uFM8iI

Matthew Weiner on the finale Obviously spoilers

I got it DVRed. I started watching him around high school and was in love in for years. I fell out when I moved away to college and there became just too much to watch on TV. I quote him so many times without even intending to. He's the greatest ever.

I saw Gigli in theaters and enjoyed it

She actually wrote the affidavit before Syed's trial but for whatever reason she was never called to testify. But if not for the podcast the Innocence Project at the University of Virginia never would have gotten involved

Maryland Court of Special Appeals has granted Adnan a new hearing in Baltimore City Circuit Court where his supposed alibi, Asia McClain, will be allowed to testify

My take away from the final scene is that Don Draper went on to direct videos for the church of Scientology https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyNh1j3dsp8

I just found out that Jon Hamm briefly taught middle school acting classes in Missouri and Ellie Kemper was one of his student

But guys... Lana has a cameo in Pitch Perfect 2 and it has it Germans rapping Kriss Kross

Who is Shearer's non-union, Mexican equivalent?

Ant-Man will really test my trust of the Marvel Brand. The concept sounds so stupid but they cast great people that I enjoy. I'm still not positive if I can get behind Paul Rudd in the MCU.

"I'll see you in the morning. And get ready for tennis; it comes on at 10."

That is literally when the show started to go off the rails for me. That character is such a good actor, I just wish they hadn't been written out in such an easy fashion. I know it'd be tough to get a name actor like that to commit to an open-ended role on a series, but the option to have that character loom over the Underwoods would be great. Heck, even just a tease in a season finale that they're still out there. (I'm trying to be vague as possible) Frank Underwood is a great character but it's like watching LeBron James playing competitively against middle schoolers, especially in Season 2. Nobody is any match for him and everything goes according to plan. Garrett Walker may be the dumbest and weakest fictional President ever. Heck, even John Heard's character in "My Fellow Americans" got to have one Keyzer Soze moment. This is every interaction with Frank and Walker Walker: "Frank, I'm very upset with you. How could you do this to do me?" Frank: "Mr. President, everybody else is lying." Walker: "OK. I believe you."

Wow. What a ridiculous over punishment from the league

Give Jon Hamm his Emmy