Funniest moment
When Pam has just had her showdown with Michael in front of everyone, and is talking to Oscar at his desk, and Angela chimes in with: "Hey Pam, how's your day going?" with a hateful smile, taking such bitchy pleasure in Pam's misery. I laughed so hard I cried. Possibly one of the more subtly hilarious…

808s may have been adventurous and risky, but it was a risk that didn't pay off artistically. With the exception of a few tracks, it was mostly warmed-over autotune r&b with heavily compressed bass and some very odd (bordering on incompetent) production choices that detracted from the songs, which were underwritten…

I am surprised there is no mention…
…of how miscast Joe Mantegna is in the role of a Jewish police officer. He looks Italian, he talks Italian, he's got marinara sauce weeping out of his goddamned pores. And we're supposed to believe he's Jewish? It didn't ring true. For me, it's a pretty big flaw in an otherwise…

Hoax?
I've read some pretty convincing studies of the diary that have convinced me that it is either partially of completely a hoax. Parts were written by Anne, but then rewritten two years later. Many of the events and people that she describes seem to be pure fiction. Her father Otto extensively censored, edited and…

This got a fair amount of mediocre-to-bad press when it first aired, with a lot of people complaining that Barrymore wasn't up to the job of playing the larger-than-life Little Edie. I understand that complaint, but don't really agree with it. Her sometimes understated performance actually strengthens the emotional…

"Yet, societal and personal benefits aside, Christianity clears a lofty intellectual bar."

"Well, whatever you think about their "doctrine", Scientology acts more like the Mafia. They bring up children inside the complex, indoctrinate them, bleed followers of their money, and cut off all contact with the remaining world. That's what makes 'em a cult, folks!"