Well I thought he nailed cute/dumb/arrogant/naive on "That '70's Show" pretty well. I really liked that show.

Thanks for the gentle correction, A Apple. I love you.

ah thank you: I will correct. Also, thank you for not being a douchebag about the correction.

but the hyping didn't slowthe roll

I love… desk.

Leonard is a faithful AI fan and makes no bones about it. Do you understand how awesome he is? He is an American Idol loving metalhead. He is like Henry Rollins who will soon be a guest judge on "RuPaul's Drag Race."

excuse you but I think Simon's arms particularly look very real as does everything around them.

nah we used to live in the same town but no longer, sadly. Leonard takes being made fun of quite well, he does it to himself all the time. Drinking-wise, it depends on what we're drinking and the scenario.

I love Leonard
that's all.

You forget Newsies

he was totally kidding. it was cute when he sang along. Toot toot!

everyone has them! They come in the mail with the circular.

I was wondering if it was meandering on purpose, to make fun of the SOTU being rambling, but I thought they would have made that clearer that that was the purpose.

I am more of a Hader girl myself (I loved him as Robert Byrd dancing) which is why it was such a surprise.

I really liked that they didn't rely to heavily on callback characters.

Moynihan has a sort of unexpected delicateness about him that I like, plus he appears in some of the most offbeat stuff so I feel like indeed doesn't go for the sweaty fatguy stuff I had at one point anticipated.

I wonder if I would have enjoyed Sergio more if I wasn't distracted thinking of the real-life Sergio.

Because that's how fucking idiots think, Apple. Maybe you don't really understand how fucking idiots operate.

So it goes summed it up for me.

I thought the NY party one was Mad Men-inspired?