Eh, he was good in Mad Dogs- though he was only in the one episode. Nothing beats Demon Knight, tho.

RIDE THE SNAKE

NERD

That's only because FOX gave him twenty bucks, some bags of jellybeans, and all the unsold FF swag that he could carry.

It's fine. He's still poor, though.

VanDerWerff's took up two pages.

Forget it- it's Barsanti.

There was that Tidy Cat litter commercial.

More Reggie, less Rhys (or maybe a re-tooling); considering that Rhys is responsible for the vast majority of murders on this show (including the "another queer woman" that had Kayla in a twist a couple of weeks ago), the tone is far from making the show "feel like the bouncy caper it strives to be"- but then again,…

Cool, thanks.

Agreed; plus, the one time when there was a legitimate fight (patrons got angry and started beefing with staff, and then members of the crew) was in Yonkers- the editing made it look like the bar owners were letting the situation get out of control, when in reality Taffer and his people started to rile up the crowd by…

Remind me- where are you posting on this?

I would agree- I'm not it's biggest fan, but it's enjoyable. It being an ABC Studios production probably helped, though the ratings for a Shondaland show still weren't stellar. Still, I'm glad it's coming back.

THEY CUT THEIR HAIR?! METALLICA SOLD OUT!
- Me circa 1997

Scoish Velociraptor Maloish, South Dakota State University
EEEEE EEEEEEEE, San Diego State University
Donkey Teeth, Boise State University
Dan Smith, BYU

Yeah, it struck me as being a little too soon- are they out of ideas already? Or is it a meta-commentary on beloved 80s sitcoms pulling the same thing? In any event, Wendi McLendon-Covey looks younger (IRL) than she did in Reno 911, and I'm OK with that.

Was anyone else confused about where Mike and Frankie were in the opening shot? I thought they were at a rich relative's place, house-sitting for the weekend, given how nice the lanai patio looked in relation to the back of the house. Since so much of the show is focused on the interior of their (self-admitted)…

Interestingly, a decade earlier there was a similar conundrum at FOX: The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. Famously, Bob Greenblatt, head of FOX's Primetime Programming Department, claimed that if Brisco (and the lead, Bruce Campbell) wasn't a hit, he'd eat his desk for lunch. The critics had other ideas, and…

Please. Florida Man is immortal.

CAN'T YOU SEE I'M MOURNING PRINCE?!? I DON'T HAVE TIME FOR THIS