I might remember that—was there a "re-enactment" of Baum coming up with the name from looking at his O-Z file cabinet?

My immediate thought when I saw an ad for it was "not enough Raisa."

He still usually has a gimmicky question segment towards the end, but it isn't always exactly in the KI100 format.

Trevor Noah aside, I think it would have been a much bigger mistake to get someone who would try to continue the show in the exact same vein. No one is going to be exactly Jon Stewart—better to accept that and let the show grow rather than forcing someone to be plugged into a comparison they cannot possibly win. …

Eh, I could buy that this year it's really been piled on Brick how much his parents forget him and how they can't even pretend the slightest shred of polite interest or encouragement for the things he likes. Considering they forgot his birthday and acted like such jerks when they were supposedly making it up to him, I…

I think of the Reverend Tim Tom from The Middle, especially his interactions with an adoring Sue. (Oh, God, a conversation between Sue Heck and Paige Jennings. . .Sue just loves America SO MUCH!)

I think this show has had the most moments of anything I've watched where I literally gasp/jump/say "oh my god oh my god oh shit'/make wild emphatic hand gestures/disturb the cats with my reactions.

I didn't know/remember the Small Wonder dad was named Ted, and now my mind has somehow forced a crossover/conflation between him and Ted from Buffy.

The only time I have ever literally screamed and run out of the room during a movie (seeing it on TV, at least, not in the theater) was the scene when Momby's heads wake up.

I had totally forgotten about Marco and was briefly looking away, so when Latin Lover Narrator was talking about Xo and "forbidden love" all I saw was a shoulder in a blue sweater and I was all. . .what. . .the. . .hell.

Although I'm not sure how Marie got there from the red wine stain, although the delivery/juxtaposition was very funny.

Because he doesn't have a "steady." Pete's weird old-man-isms always make me giggle.

I feel like Rafael and Petra's scenes have more energy now—I'm not sure the loop is entirely organic, but it's much more interesting than the weirdly passive performance he was giving in earlier episodes.

The thing about Rafael's nanny remark is it's a much subtler, more organic version of the stupid "test." It wasn't the answer to the question Jane was really asking, and maybe couldn't even articulate to Rafael (especially at that point) but was able to articulate to Xo and Alba.

The name "Milky Madres" gave me bad flashbacks to the livejournal booju community. /feels old.

I was indeed unaware that anyone was clamoring for this movie, although I expect pretty much anything Moffat says to be over-inflated and full of himself.

The vast majority of jobs don't require the equivalent of a law school education, though, especially in fields like marketing and PR, which don't require the extremely specialized and detailed knowledge that law does. My day job is part PR/marketing, and like a lot of the people I know in this field, I never took a…

Actually I think Marin Ireland's been doing pretty awesome with a thankless part, too. But it is a fun to hatewatch because it takes itself so seriously.

Although on the show Rosie seems almost equally horrified when Hugo's preschool teacher gives him a time-out. "A WHAT?"

Rosie isn't a good mom because she reads The Velveteen Rabbit, or a bad mom because she still breastfeeds, although even the most hardcore La Leche League women I've met would be unlikely to breastfeed a 4 year old multiple times in the few hours of a BBQ while throwing back wine. And she's not a bad mom because she…