I've thought about this, and honestly, the impact would be minimal. The only people would be effected would be people with enough money to make it worth it sue them getting sued by people with enough money to afford a lawsuit.

Has anyone read the book? Is it any good?

Im pretty sure he can get whatever part he wants at this point. He is choosing mediocre blockbusters over more interesting parts or true comedies.

If you don't want to pay too much you'll have to sit all the way back in Section 80

"Hey Chicago: See Kenrick Lamar early and for free by sneeking into The Palace at Auburn Hills!"

I was once the lady friend of Stanford White.
He's the famous architect!
Yes, that's right.

Ted Cruz, aka The Zodiac Boner Killer

Fair point, but at least in this case the word "negro" didn't always come between the words "uppity" and "president."

They've never been sure what to do with Ray. I think it's mostly because Adam Reed voiced him intending him to be a one-off character, and now that he's a crucial part of the main cast Reed is concerned about giving him too much to do.

But on the plus side you got to use the word "murine," so… thank god for small miracles?

I got tired of Powerless, and Great News looks awful (then again, so did 30 Rock at first) but if Good Place and T&E both come back I will be very, very happy.

Did you intentionally avoid "NBC: Not Bad Comedy"?

I think Summer would know if she was a descendant of the legendary Reid Reed (who couldn't read).

Josh muttering "Murder Board" to himself was too adorable. They did a great job of making him more than a put-upon straight man.

Now if he could just solve the cas of his missing gun…

Her maladies were almost immediately tiresome, but the rest of her character was so endearing that it more than made up for it. Her declining to confess to Margaret's murder was delightful.

You should see what The Mick is getting away with over on Fox.

Why would it be a shame to reduce her to being an incredibly talented actress with impeccable comedic timing?

i thought they sold it the first two times with the hand gestures, and then the repetition on the third and fourth time did it for me.

The judge thanking him for finally taking off his hat was gold.