It sounds like Hurley's trying to get more Boba Fett screen time into "Empire."

But not "At Close Range" starring two of the Penn brothers and Christopher Walken.

Gentle Herpes for the win.

It could be hot to have an affair with someone who won't be around long…no one to spill the secret.

How much money in the ATM?
Did anyone ballpark how much money was in the machine?

I agree with ZMF but I think it's in Jesse's best interest to take credit for it, and he likely will, since Skinny knew Jesse was heading over there to TCB. I doubt the cops will follow up, though. It'll be one of those things where the "street" really "knows" "what" "happened."

JAY LENO: "Now that's what I call one hell of a withdrawal fee!"

O'Donoghue is the correct spelling my bad.

I may be recalling this a bit inaccurately, but when Michael "Mr. Mike" O'Donahue returned to SNL to shake things up during the Eddie Murphy/Joe Piscopo years, he not only wanted to get rid of Don Pardo, he wanted to fire him ON THE AIR.

My main Poehler problem, particularly evident with the show and when comparing her character to Michael Scott, is that the Michael Scott character, however exaggerated (and for a while I didn't care for him because he seemed too unbelievable), seems like a "real" person.

IT IS LIKE BENJAMIN BUTTON IN REVERSE!!!
That is all.

Tarantino-as-judge gave the most awesome and accurate comment in the history of the show:

What's next for Eliza Dushku?
The New Guy Part II: The Wrath of Qualls

Other good pilots:

Here it is.
Nicole Sullivan >>> Amy Poehler

My FIOS, I just learned, does NOT get AMC HD. Turns out, the station is owned by Cablevision (technically, Rainbow Media, a Cablevision subsidiary), whose fucktards will likely not let certain providers, particularly ones that compete directly with Cablevision, run the HD version.

Another "Eyes Wide Shut" review/analysis, along with evidence that "The Shining" may be the most multilayered or overanalyzed film in history, at this guy's site:

Depends on what you find "funny" in a standup. I enjoy some George Carlin, but the guy would get on his preachy soapbox and rant about stuff that bothered him; there'd be no jokes, per se. And I don't mean that a funny standup has to just be setup-punchline-setup-punchline. At least Kinison, though I was never much of…

Also available in HD on Cablevision, as well as Verizon FIOS, which I'll be switching to today. Screw you, Dolan family!

Let's not forget Gries as Ronnie in "Get Shorty" trying to intimidate Dennis Farina: "Fuckin' Fiat of guns, always jammin' on you at the wrong time."