Alfred Molina has played middle eastern before. Actors often do this—play whatever they can realistically do. Like Pacino in Scarface. Acting.

Maybe she cares about people other than herself.

Or why it is bad to cast your friends in a movie—don't all comics do that?

I will take this with a large grain of salt since the reviewer thinks Anchorman was great.

Two Jewish women are singing the song. It's like gangsta rappers using the N word. Or, to quote the song, "Find that term offensive? Too bad!"

ALL THINGS CONSIDERED

That's OK. I'm there for Greg when he realizes he needs an older woman.

Afterward someone mentioned that just because he's schizophrenic doesn't mean the report isn't worthwhile, but yes I was waiting for them to say this during the trial when it would have made a difference. Well maybe it will still be used once she has a chance to regroup.

I'm lazy too.

He has that strange but appealing smile like John Malkovich. Almost feline.

Definitely having a movie night when the case is over.

"Why even go to college?!"

What about Thelma from Good Times? She needs the work.

Where's the boy, Stringer?

Sigh. She was so cute as Dionne. It's sad when people grow up icky.

He needs a good woman to help him groom. I could be that woman, but alas, he is fictional, like most of my love interests.

Well, he is a minor and she is his parent, so she seems to be doing her job

given her
—the editor lady

What are the better ways and where are they practiced?

Isn't that a sitcom?