Heh, "wonders."

I just laughed until I cried.

I bet it'd be hard to get anyone to audition for it.

Much as I *want* to like "Childish Gambino," man…I just hate his stuff. Hate it. Hate the whiny-ass high-pitched voice he's singing in. Hate his lyrics. Hate his subject matter. Nothing about it sounds good. *sigh*

My great aunt won on The Price Is Right decades ago. Hey, at least she got to keep her giant hutch cupboard.

I want to know how a 17-year-old is getting a penis pinata. Or how Wlike got that blow-up doll. Then again, it was (supposedly) Wilke.

Nikki and Toby break up during the wedding, one of them stomps off in front of the peacocks. I don't know which of them breaks it off, could be either, or just that Nikki will have a nervous breakdown.

Groupies, man.

There were so very many funny lines in this one. I wish I had written them down.

it is entirely possible that The Carrie Diaries wouldn't let him. But yeah, I miss Wilke and wish TCD had been canceled. Feh.

No, but only because he's dating a slightly older redhead that got there first.

Argh, just went looking for "Who Killed The Hoverboard?" and it's not on Netflix. Wah.

One of the very few reasons to be happy the show got canceled is that I didn't have to watch that plot device. Oy fucking vey. Especially if somehow Beth *wasn't* also pregnant from it.

What, no Babylon 5 curse mention?
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I totally agree. Realistically, we're not going to see a slayer in her 30's, plus the woman has like, 2 kids IRL. That can't help even if she wanted to do it, which she clearly does not.

I suspect she just doesn't want to, honestly. He may ask, but she's not in much stuff by her own choice these days anyway, and she seems the least interested in Buffy compared to every other person who was ever on the show.

I remember reading some article on some panel or other that SMG was on where someone told her that Buffy tried lesbianism. Yup, she is not reading them.

Hah, yeah, that's why I quit reading the comics.

I think either way Glee will get bitched out/"in trouble" no matter what they choose. But I think claiming that Finn suddenly died in a car accident/got cancer over the summer/ had a brain cloud is going to feel weird and false to the viewers, because everybody knows via the media how he died for real. It won't make…

I would be bothered by this, except I suspect singing about it and acting would be how the Glee folks would probably choose to cope with the whole thing. It's what they do, they're show people, and all that.