Honestly, I never really liked Herstory of Dance (I think part of it is that Britta seems un-Britta, like Todd said). I think that Basic Human Anatomy should have been bumped up to one of the first ten episodes. It was funny (the Dean pretending to be Jeff! The lights going out!) and it has the classic Community…

Well imagine the show you worked on for the last nine years, getting close to the writers, producers, actors and everyone else, was getting raged on by the fans. I'd imagine the reaction would be defensive (I'd certainly be defensive). I'm sure she also feels that way about the fans upset by the ending of the show…

Doktor Schreklich?

Is it Dr. Doom?

I think I'll just stick with fat-doggin' it, thank you very much.

I don't really post anymore (I think it has been two years or so since my last post, having 540 notifications really brings that point home), but I do come back for the Strike Back reviews. It'd be a mistake to drop off these reviews, even if the commenting is "too low."

I am not a number, I'm a free man!

Winced? I nearly puked!

Um, to be fair, this is written down, so we technically know who survives. I won't ruin it for anyone though.

Gotta say, I've been very impressed with Liam McIntyre this season. Nothing short of phenomenal, and definitely a terrific replacement for Andy.

NOPE! CHUCK TESTA!

2 Party Down people in the same sketch? AWESOME!!!!

Ugh, I'd rather take Starz over the Weinstein Company. Oh well, at least it is just speeding up the inevitable.

I  wonder how the writers are going to write the extra long hiatus into the show….

Random reactions:

Probably one of the best endings to a TV show that I've seen in a long time. I'm glad to have stuck with Chuck for 5 years!

30 Rock first: I stopped watching midway through the second episode. The second episode just wasn't doing it, felt slow and redundant, and wasn't all that funny. I hope that this is a one time thing.

Also a snub: the song Star Spangled Man by Menkel from Captain America. I mean, there were only two songs nominated.

If it involves the Dean, then it definitely involves dalmatians. Or men dressed as dalmatians.

FYI, Mr. Beatz (seriously?) didn't actually own any shares. He probably didn't do anything for the company and was just a figurative boss, you know, like the Queen of England or something like that.