They are making feature films out of the Sitcom Plots Manual now ("Man On A Ledge"). Why should actual sitcoms be any different? Especially in a world where all the viewers are over at CBS watching Chuck Lorre shit in front of a live studio audience?

An Angela spin off is the best choice. Evangelical Christian mom married to a closeted state senator? There's comedy to be had there.

If Syfy wants a fun Canadian series to pair with Being Human, they should nab Todd and the Book of Pure Evil.

Crazy sucka.

If that turns out to be a Preacher shout out, we're all going to have to eat crow.

Grayson's Little Green Frog song made me fall in love. I even sat through the commercial so I could enjoy it again on bravotv.com.

I would believe that Keisha Knight Pulliam owns a mall. Maybe the "I'm Rudy" line was just to provide supporting evidence of mall ownership.

You can really taste the kale!

I loved the plotline when Paul was always in the pool room every time something interesting happened. It reminds me of "News Radio" episodes where everyone else at the station is dismissed and marginalized.

Now this is what I will always picture your avatar shouting.

"Duck Amuck" is the best think Chuck Jones has ever done, the best thing Daffy Duck has ever done, and the best animated short Warner Brothers has ever done. "Thanks for the sour persimmons, Cousin" is a go-to line for my brothers and me, and we are always looking for an opportunity to shoot our thumbs at each other,…

"He looks like a cartoon pilot" should be in John Hamm's official bio.

But if you take up sculpting, work on the lips.

I would have given Imperioli something for “Marty! Kundun, I liked it!” But maybe that's just me.

Men In Tights may have stunk on ice, but that Shithouse line is just plain funny.

Name actress's boobs are more expensive than Bulgarian Street Boobs. That's just science.

Homeslice does a great NY slice in Austin.

Even if you don't respect me, respect the Office of Mayor.

Don't worry. Dolly, Billy, Jeffy, and PJ will be taken care of, thanks to a generous offer by the people at Penn State.

Not to be too pedantic, but it was "The doctors," which is funnier.