I’ve long been convinced that Fallon is essentially what would happen if Bobby Newport (Paul Rudd’s character in Parks & Rec) somehow got a TV show.

I’ve noticed this too. It’s hard to miss.

He’s always been a complete and utter knob. Right from the start. And listening to him now, on that new podcast with the 4 other late-night hosts, really drives home how truly talentless he is.

Rolling Stone says the publication contacted more than 80 current and former employees of Fallon, and none agreed to go on the record about their experiences or had positive words for Fallon.

I’ve always loved her. Now I’ve decided she is my hero! 

I’d imagine it’s the high risk of being detected and threat of being fired, shunned by your peers, and blackballed from the industry. It’s kinda like asking “what’s to stop them from just translating and recycling old Latvian TV scripts?” Like, sure, you could do that, and you might even get away with it for a while,…

As soon as he was elected I said ‘The GOP got what they’ve been looking for ever since Reagan and they have absolutely no idea what to do with him.’

I think Ron getting crushed by Trump is weirdly satisfying because it’s fun to see the GOP try and fail to contain the Trump monster they’ve abetted for years.

WE’RE GETTING SEASON 3!!!!! I’m so happy!

Well, duh. Of course hardwoods don’t go in a damp basement, and of course there is a time and place for vinyl plank. What I object to is classifying it as a luxury product. You’re over here saying, “oh it’s great in a basement near a sump pump.” That hardly screams luxury item to me. It’s a good product for that…

Perfect! Thoroughly original dramedy about people rarely explored on television. Small-town, churchgoing, somewhat naive but loving people.  Bridget Everett is a revelation - Emmys take notice!

i got more than a little verklempt when i saw that the wedding arch flowers were done in the trans flag colors, especially when held in contrast to how Tricia initially responded (privately, to Sam) after scoring the gig.

It was a very tender, thoughtful finale. It’s just not the kind of show that will draw huge numbers, but I believe the fan base is very loyal. (I loved the actress that played Darlene! So sad she’s gone.) The moments of joy are always handled so realistically without the need to glam it up with the superficiality seen…

This. First season seemed such a delicate balance of casually light moments atop some very dark undercurrents, I wondered if they could sustain it, especially aftter losing Mike Hagerty and the rewrite of the second.
But the grace notes throughout this season were such a beautiful tribute to the character as well as…

I refuse to rank my favorite flavors. I have admittedly not had Roasted Garlic, but I’ll check it out. Ginger/Lemongrass and Rye are up there for me.

Smoked Gouda was... good once. Like, 1 cracker. Then it was instantly too salty and artificial.

I love Triscuits but I hate the flavored ones. The flavor powder has a weird aftertaste. I was excited about these specifically and was very disappointed. Carr’s Rosemary crackers or Sesame are where it’s at.

As long as Roasted Garlic Triscuits are #1, I won’t argue with your rankings.

I see we share the same refined tastes.

Whoa whoa, I’m not looking to party that hard. 

I’m sure they’re good, but word to the wise:  Extra sharp, white cheddar plus Sun-Dried Tomato Wheat Thins = nuclear explosion of mouth fun flavor.  You will not believe how good it is until you try it.  Eating each separately is not even a tiny hint of how awesome that combination is.