I couldn't even watch Joe's brutal take down of Tali. They've tried to make Tali the clueless villain but haven't succeed enough in my opinion. Instead, he just comes across as kind of dopey. So to have Joe totally rip into him (much like they did the fish? nah? too much?) it seemed almost too brutal. Maybe I'm the…

I couldn't even watch Joe's brutal take down of Tali. They've tried to make Tali the clueless villain but haven't succeed enough in my opinion. Instead, he just comes across as kind of dopey. So to have Joe totally rip into him (much like they did the fish? nah? too much?) it seemed almost too brutal. Maybe I'm the…

For me it's the crying and, worse, the fact that judges buy it. I mean, most people on the show have their moments but every. single. episode. she's tearing up, whether she's succeeding or burning the kitchen down. And the judges kind of say, "there, there, it'll be ok" and keep her around.

For me it's the crying and, worse, the fact that judges buy it. I mean, most people on the show have their moments but every. single. episode. she's tearing up, whether she's succeeding or burning the kitchen down. And the judges kind of say, "there, there, it'll be ok" and keep her around.

I think Josh could potentially take it too, especially with that reasoning. He's personable, has the right quips, and the producers probably see him as young, hip, and "diverse."

I think Josh could potentially take it too, especially with that reasoning. He's personable, has the right quips, and the producers probably see him as young, hip, and "diverse."

Randomness (and possible spoiler)? Monti has been picked up to be a morning DJ on one of the local stations here in Phoenix. Shudder.

Randomness (and possible spoiler)? Monti has been picked up to be a morning DJ on one of the local stations here in Phoenix. Shudder.

To be fair, my brother and I called it "ninja turtles."

Perhaps the stereotype of marriage = end of fun contributes to people settling down with crappy partners. "I'm unhappy… so that means I'm doing the right thing."

Am I the only one who was surprised that the "what if I had never been born?" portion of It's a Wonderful Life is only just a short segment at the end of the movie?

Yes! While guilty pleasure books are a part of life, it drives me crazy that the series repeatedly tops people's "Best Book of All Time List."

Oh man, I would have signed right up for that club. I do remember always being disappointed though that the "grown up" version of him had that very thick mustache.