Why are you so serious? This is not a grad seminar on critical race theory.

Haha, count it.

Did you take him to the movie or the play?

Nah, she's pretty gross.

I hope you're a troll.

yes…?

If you can ignore the largely sucking for almost a full two-season run, the season 2 finale was actually good.

Umm, how about Rosalee's shady hiding place, what with the passports, cash, and that mischievous look on her face? Surely that merits bringing up.

I cannot believe I made it this far, but it was actually worth it. Solid finale.

It's not that we should "muzzle" or not attempt to improve the quality of discourse vis-a-vis the conflict. There's just far larger fish to fry in the greater MENA region alone, and that's just a little sliver of the globe.
Against this backdrop, it would be illogical for the US and its allies to justify allocating…

"As good as Walton Goggins and the very vast array of fantastic actors/actresses are, Justified would be nothing without [Timothy Olyphant]."

You really should.

Seconded, Justified got robbed. What a fantastic season.

Have seen it and I do enjoy it in small doses, but it never really held my interest. Same with Raising Hope. That said, Eder Sher could not play an awkward teenage girl better if she tried, and Plimpton from The Middle is also a great comedic actress.

I hate just about everything about what you just wrote. Now go get me some FUUUUUCKING nuts!

I'm not sure you heard me properly. I said I want ALL of the bacon and eggs you have.

It's interesting you say that. I agree unequivocally that the female leads (both drama and comedy) are spectacular — and the list could keep on going for both — but the female supporting leads? What a joke. Casey Wilson all day ery' day.

Nope. Nothing to see there.

Meh, that list saddens me; Casey Wilson is the only nominee among the bunch worthy of being rewarded for comedic acting.

Nahh. She can take 1/3rd and leave the rest for Tatiana Maslany from Orphan Black. It doesn't get better than showing up out of nowhere and just crushing 10 or 11 distinct versions of oneself.