It’s actually pretty good. A little corny but sweet, the cast is really talented and in classic Norman Lear fashion, it deals with some weighty subject matter like divorce, PTSD, sexuality, and immigration.

Baldwin, like his buddy Lorne Michaels and even like Donald Trump seems like one of those rich dudes who are so in love with themselves and their celebrity lifestyle that they have very little sense of the real world. I love him as an actor, especially on 30 Rock but he is way out of touch. Also his Trump impression…

It looks like he’s going to announce his resignation tomorrow.

I really doubt that many people in the audience were upset by John Oliver bringing up the allegations. I would have loved to witness that and I say that as a fan of Dustin Hoffman. And as a fan of his work, I think he should take responsibility for his own actions and Oliver was giving him an opportunity to own up…

Nobody’s credited with writing the songs in this episode but Justin Hurwitz who wrote the music for La La Land was an associate producer and writer this season and was credited with co-writing a few episodes including this one so I wouldn’t be surprised if that was one of his contributions.

No Tim Conway? Hope he’s doing alright.

I’m not an economics expert so help me out and I’m honestly curious because I’ve seen other people say this. How does ABC screwing up a story about Trump and Mike Flynn have any correlation with the stock market?

How is that even remotely worthy of suspension. It’s not like it was a false story, it was one fucking word!

I don’t watch it regularly but I do enjoy Miranda Sings on YouTube occasionally and I think Colleen Ballinger is very talented. But I tried watching two episodes of Haters Back Off and it was just really ridiculously depressing.

Colbert is great but he has some weird fascination with disgraced Trump associates who everyone else wants to forget about. He had Sean Spicer at the Emmys (which he did admit was a mistake) as if he were just some fun well meaning guy who got caught up in the madness (he’s as much of an asshole as he’s always been)…

Yeah that’s why I said last couple. Though I did enjoy the first few episodes of season five with John Goodman as acting president, it definitely took a dive in quality. Partway through season six once Jimmy Smits joined the cast, it started to find its footing again and season seven was pretty great all the way…

Nancy McNally should be his Chief of Staff.

John Wells did a pretty good job without Sorkin on the last couple of seasons but I think it’s more ideal if Sorkin is involved.

Honestly, when I saw her name trending on Twitter, I was just relieved she was still alive. That was not a great comment and she was wrong and even in context, it’s hard to justify it though clearly her intentions were good. But she is still a goddamned treasure and she’s 92 years old. I don’t think anything could…

Kevin Spacey in The Gerard Depardieu Story

He showed some restraint by only placing them at #3 on Rolling Stone’s top 50 albums this year.

Especially Linda Cardellini in the movies. Jinkies indeed.

Spike Lee just tweeted Allen Garfield’s home address.

I think you just found the newest Roy Moore excuse. Disney says it’s okay!

She made this comment seven months ago. Happy Birthday!