I always enjoy Leo's interactions with Jordan. The scene in the Situation Room is pretty damn funny.

He asked before watching the second episode.

He asked before watching the second episode.

Is that Jennifer Aniston voicing the Panda Lady?

Is that Jennifer Aniston voicing the Panda Lady?

Breckin Meyer could not look more apathetic in the ad occupying the sides of the site. That's the face of a man who really doesn't care whether you watch his show.

Breckin Meyer could not look more apathetic in the ad occupying the sides of the site. That's the face of a man who really doesn't care whether you watch his show.

This is probably a hopelessly small, narrow point, but if these reviews are going to focus on Chappelle's use of words in the show, I hope we can talk a bit about the way he uses "bitch." Chappelle was very, very fond of crafting jokes where the word "bitch" was the entire punchline. Rick James is certainly the best…

This is probably a hopelessly small, narrow point, but if these reviews are going to focus on Chappelle's use of words in the show, I hope we can talk a bit about the way he uses "bitch." Chappelle was very, very fond of crafting jokes where the word "bitch" was the entire punchline. Rick James is certainly the best…

I'll always remember him as my favorite narrator for the History Channel's World War Two documentaries. It was easy to mock them as "The Hitler Channel" back then, but at least Hitler is history.

I'll always remember him as my favorite narrator for the History Channel's World War Two documentaries. It was easy to mock them as "The Hitler Channel" back then, but at least Hitler is history.

It seemed like an unnecessary shot at Monte Markham.

It seemed like an unnecessary shot at Monte Markham.

No, that was Hamlet.

No, that was Hamlet.

I tend to think of Sports Night as Sorkin's style in its raw young talent stage; to stick with the sports theme, it's Sorkin's style as the five tool outfielder who runs like a deer, hits the occasional pitch 500 feet and swings at every slider in the opposite batter's box. "The West Wing" is Sorkin's style in its…

I tend to think of Sports Night as Sorkin's style in its raw young talent stage; to stick with the sports theme, it's Sorkin's style as the five tool outfielder who runs like a deer, hits the occasional pitch 500 feet and swings at every slider in the opposite batter's box. "The West Wing" is Sorkin's style in its…

My favorite episode, I think. But then I've always been more forgiving and fond of Serling's didactic qualities than most.

My favorite episode, I think. But then I've always been more forgiving and fond of Serling's didactic qualities than most.

It would if I lived in a fact based, cause-and-effect world. Fortunately, I do not. So my enthusiasm for "Sin City 2" continues unabated.