I remember the feeling of abject horror when they threw the show over to that freakish kid in that episode.  I see he made an impression on some of you also.

And, he was a telemarketer. *shudder*

Well, Joanie and Trixie were the owners' favorites.  I'm fine with it, I don't actually want to see women like the temperance crusaders we saw in that Ken Burns Prohibition documentary.

I liked when Bohannon was performing surgery on Lily's shoulder, he kept picking up the alcohol, but didn't use it on the wound, or offer her any as pain relief, he just kept taking swigs himself.  It was like one of those old movie jokes where the doctor has to deliver a baby at home.

He took off to find Sgt. Frank Harper, "friend of Johnson's", who one of the workers said was out with the logging crew "15-20 miles west of the cut".  And no overview of what we learned from the photo?

Not much of a reach from immaculate conception, zombie Jesus, and getting your own planet after the rapture.

Ha!  On one of the late night talk shows this week, Jason Segel demonstrated what the Muppets look like when set aside.  THAT was traumatic.

Funny, because when I witnessed Glover going into the impressions schtick, I thought, oh no, another Jay Pharaoh.

Obviously this fig plucker is in a romantic triangle, vying with Kermit for Ms Piggy's affections, as fig pluckers do.

Well, I would like to see My Week with Marilyn, but unfortunately my choices Thursday are limited to the theater within walking distance.  But other reviews for J. Edgar seem to be looking up…

He means he is in awe of how long she has been at it.

Hint: Name one thing three times, it's easier to remember

I was just about to say, you have to go to Vacation Bible School for those songs, not church.  I just found out two years ago people pay money to send their kids to VBS now.  *shudder*

I was bedridden for months with broken legs, and couldn't get past the early point in the book where she attended her second day at the high school. 

@avclub-6da3fa997dd4b2a47eb46d16a10c8592:disqus I think an adult woman's enjoyment of Twilight is the symptom of stupidity rather than the cause.  They can't be protected from themselves.  It's far too late.

Okay, @avclub-3e4d20980bad82814414cb12fecc0e18:disqus , did you read that CHUD link @avclub-a1967e6de4ca99fb2635d94b99453928:disqus posted right above your comment?  Yee-ikes!

My personal anecdotal evidence is that my forty-something friend from high school has turned out to be exceedingly stupid, dumped her military husband for the Ted Nugent type she dated in grade school, still rabidly Catholic, thinks Obama is the Great Satan, and thinks the Twilight books are fine literature.

I thought of her first, and then maybe Sandra Bullock, but her career seems to be pretty hot for some incomprehensible reason.  Aren't most A-listers around 40?

And not at all expected considering Bob Clark's other work!

Damn, seeing this was my plan for Thanksgiving.  My only other choice is Hugo 3D, because I am NOT seeing Twilight, Happy Feet (which were both somehow graded a full letter higher - I call bullshit)  or Arthur Christmas.  What to do?