she's got red lipstick and a bright pair of shoes

I have nothing to add to this because I pretty much agree 100% with you: Ian McShane will never stop being awesome (egg monologue ftw), not enough Jack/David (hoo boy, we started the Judeo-Christan stuff in religion today. I may or may not have being flipping through that part of the Bible), and this show has the potential to be different and good. Let's see how long network television can handle that. I just feel bad about probably not being able to watch it regularly, it'll conflict with Little Dorrit throughout April, and I pretty much have no time for anything these days. I'm going on a hiatus from reading. Let the gravity of that statement sink in.