How is any of that ok? (Something I say just about every week when I read the fact check articles.)

Anything by Letters to Cleo would work for this.

Jess is definitely oatmeal, right?

I wouldn't be upset if they found a way to bring back Lizzy Caplan.

Have you seen this impression of him by Max Greenfield? It's incredible.

Here's the gif - it's my new go to reaction gif.

Marcia Clark said, essentially, the same thing yesterday to Vulture. It's hard not to think they did after reading her non-denial denial:

Travolta's performance as Shapiro, while super weird, works for me. It's a lot of odd character choices, but Travolta is 100% committed to them.

Such a blunder sometimes it makes me wonder why I even bring the thunder. (Why he even brings the thunder.)

Shapiro's temper tantrum this episode was fantastic.

Clearly, Johnnie Cochran is the OG. Original Grinder.

It reminded me of the Curb Your Enthusiasm episode where Larry and one of his neighbors get in a fight about Wagner that eventually leads to Larry hiring an orchestra to play in the guys front lawn.

Probably more arrogant and outgunned than stupid.

OJ is certainly guilty, but the man is entitled to a full and vigorous defense. (Unless you went to the Ken Krantz school of justice, where "reasonable doubt doesn't apply to guilty people.")

I'm spoiled on the ending, but I kind of want to revisit it for the production values alone. (Or maybe I should just rewatch the first three glorious seasons again.)

I stopped watching Mad Men at the end of Season 5 - Lane's death was just too dark and sad. (I keep telling myself to finish the series, so maybe one of these days I'll get around to it.)

Not for nothing, but the 90's menswear in this show continues to be fantastic. Here's to double breasted suits making a comeback.

I've loved her since Studio 60. She's got such a great presence, and in Studio 60's case, she really elevated some disappointingly bad material.

Totally agree - and I think the show captures that perfectly. It was at once tragic and totally insane. That's the main reason I don't mind the over the top elements like the Kardashian kids - the whole thing was over the top. Bailey had a line in this episode where he describes Simpson as the most famous American…

I haven't watched an episode since the finale, but I'll be the first to admit it had some great gags. The problem with the show was in the plot, not the jokes.