Doesn't the word "ensemble" fit better than "workplace?"

I believe the movie they were showing was Horrible Bosses.

Her point was not that Inspector Gadget the show was bad, but that Inspector Gadget the character was not a competent law enforcement officer.

It's good to see Rooney Mara having some success. She's had such a tragic, difficult life that you can't help but root for her.

Well, there was a chance that Officer Snickers Commercial would get Nichols pregnant, giving us two guard/inmate pregnancies!

Helena & Sarah are both likely special.

Michael Scott & Oscar?

Gervais clearly has nothing left to say. He used to talk up "writing what you know." Now he writes about being a dwarf or a mentally challenged person working in a retirement home.

I don't know how one could describe acting on a TV show as "hard."

I can summarize for you:

That study is crap. The comments in that article point out why.

"jacking up the price of Prime"

This is right in the cassette/CD sweet spot where a lot of people would have ended up buying it twice.

That goomba with the fishing pole will just catch you, no?

Does Monster make any Premium Lightning Cables?

Who controls the tax structure in the UK that defines what Amazon is required to pay to do business there? Get the queen off her duff and have her force them to pull their weight.

It is an ensemble show. It doesn't need to be carried by anyone. As it is, this show has laid everything out quite obviously. We've got the omniscient cop trying to convince the bumbling chief they've got the wrong man. This is the storyline you are looking to carry the show?

It's not perfectly reasonable for her to be dead on with the plot of the show better than 90% of the people watching it. Even the supernatural Lorne Malvo didn't just divine where the hitmen came from.

More supercop BS from Molly. Her death would have done a lot to give this show a reason to go on…how does Gus or one of the other cops stumble on the truth? Instead, we get to watch the cop who knew everything immediately try to prove it to everyone.

It does bother me when Freeman says that 500 yards is almost a half-mile. Ain't nowhere near a half mile. I would love to owe the guy who wrote that line $500, pay him back $284, and tell him it was almost $500.