I was hoping to hear Roberts' take on the story Danny Trejo told in HIS Random Roles interview.

How can this show be retooled when it was already tooled from the beginning?

And immediately began to snore.

I must insist upon the correct spelling.

I'm still a little shocked that that didn't happen.

Pope struggling to carry his own groceries was the best.

As someone whose (real ) name contains a tricky silent H, I loved this bit.

Am I imagining it or did Liu play up Dr. Watson's canonical limp in the early episodes? Haven't noticed it lately.

There was much talk about the brother not being allowed to socialize with his old cronies. He seemed pretty definitely on parole.

The planking may have been too much.

I think the idea with Ellen is that she's so consumed with simulating emotion effectively onstage that she's forgotten how to actually HAVE an emotion. She can't not *act* the moments in her life where emotion is called for.

On "Gilmore Girls", Lorelai had Rory when she was 16. Lauren Graham, who was 33 when the show started, is 14 years older than Alexis Bledel, who was playing three years younger.

I'm too distracted by "…neither Ricci and Posey has had…"

I was absolutely convinced that the punch-line would be Stripper Lily.

I thought the joke was that they *did* buy a third sub but Marshall had already finished his and started in on Ted's.

I laughed my ass off tonight. The record-scratch gag was brilliant.

YOU SPELLED NIETZSCHE WR— oh wait.

I see where you're coming from, and it occurs to me that both roles are caricatures. So the question is: are there any *real* women in TOOTSIE?

I wouldn't say she *stinks*, but it's odd to see her in a comedy— she's always favored serious material and I suspect would much preferred to have won for FRANCES. She works in TOOTSIE because Julie needs to have real vulnerability, and real sadness, for the emotional beats to land.

You underestimate how many people here have actually seen some of these films.