No wonder no one likes the Welsh, they speak in typos.

The first film was about AHRT, dahling. For which Mr. Wilder just happened to recieve significant remuneration.

Related: Just got the Mel Brooks Blu-Ray box set in the mail. It's gonna be a good weekend.

2 Girls 1 Cup in front of the Liberty Bell it is.

When I use their showers I feel like I could rip the plumbing out of the walls with little effort. And no amount of bleach saves the floors from looking disgusting.

Even Jeopardy isn't as hard as it looks. The answers are usually not-so-subtly nestled in the clues. "This first President of the United States ran an underground boxing ring beneath the Port of Philadelphia."

Dawesterity- "Private bath" means it's not in the hallway for all other tenants to use. (This still actually happens in some places in New York.)

What is it with New York City apartment bathrooms? Even the "nice" ones look like they should be haunted.

"The One Where Helen Hunt and Paul Reiser Get An Audience Ovation Upon Their Appearance Because Mad About You Is The Biggest Show On TV My God Can You Imagine How Far We've Come Since Then?"

Peter Travers loved it, but there is no reason to trust him. While reading his reviews, you can almost hear him thinking "Man, this sentence is going to sound awesome over the second-weekend trailers."

My Weird Al appreciation has resurged thanks to his podcast appearances. He can hold his own in his absurd banter with standups, and has a great voice for radio.

Will is a Ravenclaw and Hannibal is a Slytherin, obviously.

Uh, Will basically has a superpower. Which is probably not admissible evidence. So yeah, it's pretty clearly a psychodrama before a crime procedural.

What's in the booooooox?!

I've just started too but I'm still lukewarm on it. For the first several episodes I've found myself just waiting for Brock Samson to come back on the screen. I think I was expecting something more pointed like Archer, but this has more obviously cartoonish elements to it. Does it take some time to ramp up or does it…

My most shameful high school moment wasn't that bad at the time, but now I realize it wasn't cool. I used to hang out with the freaks. They shaped my musical tastes and sense of humor to make me who I am today, but they were kinda mean to each other and loooooved smoking up. I mostly enjoyed hanging out with them, and…

It was elemental Friends. Just the six of them, the two apartments, and lots of banter.

Chandler was the only one who didn't fall into a "mean" or "stupid" charicature at the end.

In the beginning, she didn't defer to Ross with the parent stuff enough. If you're the new girlfriend who broke up a marriage, you don't lecture the dumped dad about how you're gonna raise his son. She could have been Ross' nemesis without being that ridiculous.

How much longer until "The One Where No One's Ready"?