Followed by "Josh! A tale of butts in ballet tights."

I particularly like the gray kitty. Maybe I've been baking (bread and muffins) too much today and the heat got to me, but I missed the allergy pill poppin', so I thought Linda was the culprit in an effort to hook up Gayle and Gay Butcher.

I love your anecdote. Seriously, it brings tears to my eyes and makes me want to hold your friend's hand if she'd let me.

"It's not gonna be a boring soup. That's just the base. You put the
chicken in. You've gotta add other flavors. Carrots and celery are
just a base of a soup!"

The sight gag of Tina cranking down the window by hand so that she could talk to the ranger was hysterical.

Espresso Tina is one of my favorite Tinas. Not to be confused with Dina, of course.

hot damn, I love this show so much.

It's our most penis-shaped state.

Team Josh.

My fave recipes from Bistro Cooking:

"Everyday" French (peasant/rustic/whatever one wants to call it) is actually easy and healthy. Basic fresh ingredients with herbs. I finally learned to love cooking French with the cookbook "Bistro Cooking" by Patricia Wells. Dishes based on family restaurants from around the country. I HIGHLY recommend this cookbook.

Tonight's Bob's Burgers is the season finale, and this has me angsty. Damned angsty.

No. When Gene grows up he will be my boyfriend.

Gene at the end in the pink sparkly dress with the elbow gloves just killed me. Man I love that kid.

I'm going to take credit for this. After the first episode of Hannibal, I tweeted to NBC something to the effect of "If you jerks keep Ready for Love but cancel Hannibal then you are assholes who deserve all the bad things."  So. There you go.

Tyler Perry's self-loathing is deep and profound.

It was an utterly cynical episode, and for no reason.  And totally out of character, IMHO. I wonder if it was a regular writer or someone new.

This episode bummed me out. It was utterly cynical, and lazy. 

This one?  https://lh4.googleuserconte…

Of the myriad reasons that I love this show (Mads, his fabulous suits, cinematography, etc etc) I most love that Hannibal's disclosures to Will are more revealing than Will's are to him, but the import of the disclosures will not be known except in hindsight.