Superstore and Schitt’s Creek.  Although at least my mom watches Schitts.

Went into labor watching Mickie and Maude go into labor. Always have the greatest affection for that movie (the scenes with Moore and the wrestlers alone are worth the price of admission).

Had he not been on Girls, I probably would have had to grab IMDB.

I understand Rockwell’s desire to give us a less showy, more vulnerable, more realistic Bobby but I don’t even notice he’s there when Michelle/Gwen is in the room.  She is just amazing as Verdon. 

You’re a delightful human being who probably has lots of friends.

Not sure I’d call Judy Garland, Streisand or Lady Gaga substandard singers.

It was a movie about a foursome.  They keep inviting only three of the four.

The Dems did not control either house of Congress last year, so it doesn’t make a lot of sense to say they “shut down the government” then.

I am hearing raves for his Laurel & Hardy turn.

I worry for Hyland.  Second kidney transplant at such a young age.

The “weird” comment was important because that was his prospective bride criteria.

It didn’t completely stink, this season. Reminded me of Son of Rosemary, which was snarky satire, and which enraged all the fans of the original book.

I love those Craft homages, though

I read an interview with the showrunner wherein a last minute glimpse of the red room window would be seen behind the assembled happy family but they thought that would be “too cruel.”  I would have liked that much better, actually.

I dunno.  I keep getting a rich Star80 vibe off CC and Lorie.

The reason the Hogan Family stayed on the air was Jason Bateman.

Getting a chilling Star80 vibe from her and CC

Vera told him they would wake up again-she told them him to do it.

The book “You” and its sequel are fun reads.

He was Lena Dunham’s dad’s lover in Girls