That was a poor example (partially made for emphasis and the parks and rec reference). Point taken.

I feel the blame lies with lazy American enunciation. Does Perd Hapley become Burd Hapley?

Just like in Oregon Trail, the way to get the highest score in life was to treat those under your control like crap.

Kinda fishing for the quote where she slags off Cuthbert and Knighton, huh? I think the majority of viewers would see them as dead weights but I don't think their castmates would spell it out while the show is on.

I might be wrong on that. But consider that there are more episodes of Soup than Community (don't think The Soup has off-season). So it's close already. Also, he probably spends way more time on set for Community than working on The Soup. So compensation-for-work-wise, The Soup is the relatively cushy job.

If Jasmine is written out of the show wouldn't Jabbar most likely have to be as well? Or would we have to believe that she left her kid to pursue her own dreams? Not that Jabbar is absolutely crucial but if he's not there then Crosby is doesn't get the good father moments to offset his irresponsible manchild moments.

And if you're going to be a dick you should really consult an expert (e.g. Gary X) beforehand.

Well done on the interview. Also, Max Von Sydow.

Pretty sure he makes more money doing The Soup than Community; and with a family there's no way he'd quit The Soup.

Finally a reason to thank Hitler

B to B+ for Behrs and Dennings. D+ for everything else. So the final grade depends on how much weight you give to each element.

Just be glad they refrained from doing the Good Will Hunting pun.

At least we can all agree that 2 Broke Girls is one of the new shows of the season.

"The mythology of the show actually goes about justifying how horribly it treats Meg as a way to hold together a family that endlessly tears each other down. That tears down any kind of emotional reaction to Meg finally standing up for herself, undercutting the progress in favor of simply shrugging and making…

They're both east coast shows. It's partially just  geography.

"Fire in the Hole" is also to be the title of Jeff Zucker's memoirs.

Nah, more about the temporal magic of movies. It can transport the audience but only for those moment.

What? No Kare Kano?

Lisa's Rival - Simpsons did it!

I stay in and watch Whitney because I'm cheap. You watch Whitney because she acts like a Cheap Trick.