Always keeping it classy, the DA pointed his finger at the wrongfully imprisoned man and told him it was his fault he’d been locked up, because he’d “lied” in the confession that was brow-beaten out of him.

Dutch finally catches a break in his hunt for the serial killer, but despite that success, he still manages to share the bad day that everyone that works in the Barn had.

If you stuff too much food into your mouth at once you can choke. The food industry doesn’t warn us of that on every package of food sold … sounds like a solid fraud case for Donnell and Associates!

Forget about hyperactivity … doesn’t Tom know that Groat’s causes sufferers to forget how to multiply, and taste peaches no matter what they’re eating?

Both literally and figuratively, the last handful of episodes in ‘Breaking Bad’s’ second season featuring the fall-out of desperation and drug dealing.

Despite the sometimes ridiculous inconsistencies and the lack of original story lines, I’m still enjoying ‘Blood Ties.’ I’m hoping the series lasted long enough for some of the deeper stuff to be followed up on.

I’m through the first season of ‘The Tudors’ and I’m still really enjoying it. In the second half of the season the focus seemed to shift to Henry’s relationship with Anne, but it was still good TV.