I went to see them live earlier this year and it was the best show I have ever seen. Although I could have lived without 3 opening acts on a weekday.

For me, he will remain the FEC delegate who was brought in to Leo's office an overwhlemed by the occasion on the West Wing. That was just such a good scene in the first season.

"Where have all the good men gone and where are all the gods…"

Lord give me chastity and continence, but not yet.

I just can't wait to take off my shoes and get into Cooper's office to discuss Atlas Shrugged.

I actually had not kept up with this show but have read some of the good things being said about it in last week's write up and decided to check it out mid-way through the episode. I realize watching the last half of the last episode of the run is not conducive to understanding, appreciating, or loving a TV show, but…

I think she needs a bigger box.

I turn my hat around and it's like I become a different person.

Probably the "you scratch my back, Ill scratch yours" one.

Why do you keep touching me?

But how do we know that the cops were racist? i mean I know they were obviously wrong because they stood against the White House, but how do we know that Mendoza didn't swerve and refuse a blood alcohol test. I think we should at least pay a passing thought to the White House just running roughshod over local law…

It's supposed to be "his family" instead of "himself," isn't it?

Open and shut case Johnson. Apparently this (guy) broke into the house and hung up pictures of himself everywhere.

See this is what bugged the hell out of me about the episode. If Mendoza swerved, to which he simply replies that he stayed in his lane (or something to that effect) then wouldn't they have been justified in pulling him over and asking for a breathalizer (which he refused). I know they comment on Mendoza being…

If I get married in the Church (I am Catholic but I could see myself marrying outside of the Church) I am going to lobby for readings from the Book of Job. If she trots out Corinthians then Job will become mandatory.

This is honestly what I thought a few weeks back when they announced that Natlie Portman would star in the film version of Nassim Nicholas Taleb's "The Black Swan." However, after reading that Newswire item, it became apparent that the movie is probably not based on the book at all.

Potentially. I am just surprised that the comments section is not full of rapturous glee over the release of Season 6 of the Wire.

I actually found Mandy less than grating for "Take out the Trash Day." I have already watched the next few episodes and she becomes unbearable again in short order.

"Chocolate stain, Blaine?"

Isn't Jack Black in Airborne as well? I think he tells the class that he likes video games.