Well, let's see… I count 7, perhaps 8, "doctors" who bought the farm (and usually none-too-gracefully at that), including:
McSteamy
McDreamy
O'Malley
Adamson
Percy
Brooks
Thomas
& perhaps Izzy (which was probably okay, because nobody liked her, anyway).

That must mean that none of the regulars died a horrible, painful, Neilson-rocketing, agonizing, three-hankie death. Bummer.

Sweet. And yet also somewhat creepy. However, kudos for the "Live" reference; that's quite a reach back.

"Euthanasia" and "comedy" are two words you just don't often see in the same sentence. Lifetime really dug deep to come up with this one. After Girlfriend's Guide to Divorce, just how much angst are we supposed to endure?

Stand up is a lot of work, I guess. I was always sorry that Robin Williams got away from stand up and did more films. But I imagine there's a lot of stress when you, alone, have to carry an entire show. Yet I would also think that you could make a ton more money on the road (that is, if you're the caliber of a…

At the beginning of Kill the Messenger, noting the change in his clothing and in the venues was distracting, but, after just a few minutes, I was able to ignore it and concentrate on the comedy. He never disappoints.

Well, in all fairness, he is going through a divorce, so he should be running out of disposable cash any day now. In any event, I, for one, am looking forward to seeing more of his stand-up.

Done.

I read an article in the Washington Post this morning where, in the comments section, a reader pleaded with everyone to stop using the term "play date." Trope, meme, meta, uber… all those "millennial" words that make conversation less of an art and entirely too esoteric, do nothing more than give me a headache. I…

Bummer.

That was one of the funniest scenes in television.

Scrubs was one of the first shows to use pop culture music as a highlight to its episodes, as opposed to a generic, recycled score (although they did reuse that annoying little ditty that would play with monotonous regularity every time JD puddled up). In any event, it started a trend in television and exposed us to…

"I made it rain; I gave him nine bucks!"

For kids.

He was a dog person; who wouldn't love him? RIP Baxter.

Because Brits have limited stores of creativity and need to take a year or so off and regenerate in the south of France, or some such.

Perry Cox; demon hunter. I'm in!

Once or twice a year, AJ, you manage to write something that makes me very proud of you.

That's a great story, Power Girl, and one on which you can dine out for the rest of your days! I would have loved to have met him, just to see if I could have made him laugh. Anyway, thanks for sharing… Cheers!

When I first heard of Robin Williams' suicide, I felt immensely sad, but not just because we lost such a funny, gifted man, but because I believed, at that time, that his issue was only that of depression and wondered why he felt that there was no one to whom he could reach out before deciding to end his life. And…