You're not crazy. It's basically becoming a trial of he-said/she-said, he-heard/she-heard. Which you cannot use to convict someone for second degree murder, an overzealous charge by the prosecution. Voluntary manslaughter was a much more convict-able charge.

I think you'd call those "Guest" stars.

"I see you found my special room." Just might be the greatest line ever delivered by Ed Begley Jr.

I hope, with every fiber of my being, that not showing the president on screen was a two season build up to getting the audience excited about the prospect of seeing him and then having Ben walk through the door.

Ballmer's biopic better be titled "Get on Your Feet" or else what the fuck was that even for?

I thought this was a Funny or Die sketch.

Pastor Veal and Father Marsala.

I love Spider Man 3. It's ridiculous, absurd and cheesy in that way that only Sam Raimi can be those things on screen with a character like Spider Man.

I want Sam Raimi back.

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Fuck all of you, I got a James Brolin notification.

"Duchess is down!"

Knew there was more to Bob than what people interpreted as a pass at Pete. Why would Matt Weiner be that lazy?

Could not agree more. I thought Double Crossers was a fine episode when I watched it and only improved on rewatch.

Oh look at that, Lonely Island is relevant again.

TCA loves their hate watching.

I'm not talking about what the straight men you know do, I'm talking about these characters. 
What in these characters, or the way the show has been historically built, would lead you to conclude that Bob's arc is as simple as him being the "gay guy?"

Nothing that's been presented about Bob would indicate that he's in love with Pete or that he would be so socially inept as to hit on someone who'd just called his (assumed) lifestyle one for "degenerates."

Yes, because bumping knees when you're sitting close together definitely means, "I want to have sex with you!"

But look at how the scene was shot: