Turd Ferguson

They must have taken that from The Big Red One, right?

One of my favorites. I had begun to notice the elderly working in supermarkets, and the way he kept referring to the younger manager as "captain" and implying that he was a cat's whisker away from carrying out acts of stupefying violence was comedy gold. And don't forget the commercial for the NRA "loaner" (because 48…

I thought we were due for the next entry yesterday. Don't tell me "The Power of Kroll" has faded…

Mike Napoli won his crown as a "people's champion" when celebrated shirtless on the town after the World Series, but he extended his tenure with those tweets trolling Sherman: "we lost by four points," "Tom Brady has four super bowls"

Thom Tillis will have something to say about those $25

This is a good point. The best songs on ASD are not the the feeble attempts at "rockers;" rather, those are the weaker songs. Although I like "Merry Go Round" (and "Nobody" and "When it Began" and "The Last"). I appreciate ASD for what it is, not decry it for what it isn't. So it doesn't really bother me.

To me "The Doll" is a weird choice for CYE, given the options: Trick or Treat, Krayzee Eyez Killa, Mary Joseph and Larry…

To me "The Doll" is a weird choice for CYE, given the options: Trick or Treat, Krayzee Eyez Killa, Mary Joseph and Larry…

One can only hope. Too often, though, this show goes for the salacious. In this instance let's hope Fellowes, et al. opt for the tasteful restraint you imagine.

that would be interesting

Drive-By Truckers, "Carl Perkins' Cadillac"

Jane Wiedlin, "Rush Hour"

They say they don't want to repeat artists, but I think we all want to forget that tarnishing of "I Will Dare"

as long as it isn't Mary Chapin Carpenter

great song, but wasn't this one already done?

Life Itself is on tonight

I'd like to see Jago and Litefoot offer an assessment

Rose was atrocious by the end, especially with RTDs scripts "telling not showing" how important she was. Truly awful.

"Yet, Like A Prayer wasn’t cheap provocation. While approaching
religion—in addition to sex and glamour, or love and loss, or her
family—Madonna did so from an insightful, adult perspective."