“Rich guy gives money to Republicans in the interest of advancing his personal agenda.” When is this news?

This guy couldn’t even find an African American athlete to appear in his commercials in football season.

I was at the doctors’ office this morning, when this shameful display of horseshit was being aired on their waiting room TV. Since the campaign, I have resisted most undiluted airings of Trump’s free-associative lies and self-fellatio.

You know, I had to take two passes to get through season 1 of GLOW. I watched the first two episodes when it was released, and found Marc Maron’s character too grating to continue.

I could maybe tolerate the Democratic leadership’s uselessness, if they showed any signs of learning from past mistakes and wising up. Not so.

Did someone renew this Marlon show by mistake, thinking it was the Jerrod Carmichael show?

It was 1980-something. I was dating a woman that I was in love with, who was probably less in love with me. Over Thanksgiving, we had a rancorous blow-up, in my mother’s presence, of all things, and I was fairly convinced it was over between us.

Drake is a popular rapper, but is starting to fail, I think, due to the lousy quality control standards of commercial rap. Pusha T is a talented rapper, but is largely defined by his alleged ruthlessness and tastelessness. It seems as though Kanye West has occasionally used Pusha as his raging id, at least until Kanye…

Oh, no, right-wingers! Please, PLEASE, don’t take my Bill Maher away! Who will blame the Palestinians for getting themselves killed by Israeli soldiers? Who else will invite pariahs like Milo Whashisface to soak up airtime? Who will get upset when his hacky jokes are greeted with groans, because of, I guess, political…

If nothing else, I’m glad that the events in the beginning of this episode finally wiped that smug little grin off of Vilanelle’s face, even for a little while. It does tend to take something away, when one of your leads always seems to have the upper hand.

The idea that Not-Laurel can just be allowed to walk around free, after committing numerous murders for Diaz, defies all common sense. Although Dinah may not want to kill Black Siren herself anymore, she would surely blow the whistle on her crummy impersonation of the dead Laurel.

You’re a lot more charitable to this season of Arrow than I am. At some point, I would like to see the issues that made this show, Supergirl, and Flash so erratic this season. Unbalanced plotting, character disappearances, and blatant filler have marked the season of all these shows, to the point where external causes…

This goddam epidemic has got to stop.

I always had a soft spot for the short-lived Man Called Hawk. Along with the estimable Avery Brooks, the show was also filmed in Washington, DC. And, in spite of the fact that it obviously looked more cheaply made than the average network show of the time, it was the rare show filmed in DC that did not feel the need…

I don’t know. She pretty much killed her marriage dead this week.

And the thing is, if that was Phillip’s goal, he could have made that move on Kimmy three or four years ago. Elizabeth lashing out like crazy.

FX’s recent loosening of language restrictions came at the right time for the Americans. Last night had two memorable unleashings of the f-bomb that were worth waiting for: Elizabeth’s hypocritical, hateful “You just wanted to fuck her,” and Phillip’s unexpected unleashing of a frustrated “FUCK!”

I kept waiting for Paige to unleash her newly learned Soviet talking points.

My thoughts exactly. Earn has not been very good at managing Alfred, but other than “gettin’ this money,” what does Al want from his career? He is justifiably leery of the streaming service people, but is he being pursued by labels, putting out new material, seeking collabs with high-profile artists?

And, boy, does Eve treat her husband like shit, huh? Even before she got all wracked with righteous fury. It doesn’t seem like she even likes him a little.