Hey man, at least we don't have that bitch Mother Nature crashing down on us every few months.

I like to imagine that they got the actual actors from the Gene Wilder-version of the film (this is what I have to call it because me and my brother have differing tastes and opinions).

I loved how Ann was about to relieve him of his responsibility just when she was starting to feel comfortable with the girls, and it just cut to him closing the door.

According to @avclub-87caf7c42aedbada42572e2374eed08d:disqus 's first-commenter status, this review went up at roughly 3.40 am here in California. Luckily, I couldn't sleep due to my having to catch up on a week of readings for today's classes (no sarcasm or ill-will intended; I'm just being frank with myself).

I'll try to remember that, but I think my collection of seasons of The Mary Tyler Moore Show (bought during a 5-year period at a variety of locations) stand as a testament of my strictly-physical relation with television shows.

I've been watching it on-and-off since half-way through season 1, but it wasn't until I began to follow Todd's reviews that my interest was piqued enough to watch the last few episodes on time. It looks like it's sufficiently "out-there" to maintain my interest, at least compared to everything else I watch during the…

I was expecting a special appearance by Zapata or Pancho Villa, but this is a much more satisfying proposal.

A good defense is the best offense. Let that wrinkle your brain for a while.

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I hate to use this one again, but this calls for it:
(quick-cut to over-head shot of Maqroll)
(raises trembling fist in a fit of righteous fury)
"NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!"

It hasn't lost any of its quality from what I can tell (just compare it to anything else that was on at that hour), but I get what you're saying. Keep in mind, this episode continued Ben's charismatic business take-over (the tag was charming), re-elaborated Kate's romantic options and had a BJ/Maddie C-plot that ended…

"You can't teach people to write…"
"That's not true."
"…coming from a real writer…"
"Also not true."

The fact that he pointed it out to himself was a plus.

"Look at this font. What is this, amateur hour? At least use Palatino."

It was so sweet how Jimmy completely fell in love with Frank's accepting and nurturing personality, how readily he abandoned their plan and wanted to live with him. Plus, Frank's slide-show using his "action figures" was awesome.

@avclub-9cd818ea56273170b63f339aa6f34bca:disqus , didn't they decide to discontinue the 2 Broke Girls coverage? I'd know since I was perhaps one of their most loyal readers. I viewed a handful of reviews and commented on several.

"Of course I love my mother, thanks to the Stockholm syndrome."

I'm sorry, but I never watched Battlestar Galactica. Is it anything like its porn version, Pornostar Erotica?

On the other hand, Johnny Bravo, unlike PPG or DL, didn't suffer in quality after the change in animation style, in my opinion. It was always a low-key slapstick, if occasionally surreal, cartoon. EEnE was another one of my favourites and, even after their never-ending summer ended, I was still a loyal fan of their…

I've had a similar problem with Marc-Andre Hamelin and Janine Jansen. If you've never listened to them perform Scriabin or Saint-Saëns, respectively, then try it. It is almost eerie how precise their renditions turn out. I've only had experience with Ma's performances of Villa-Lobos and Shostakovich, and I already…