'it probably wouldn’t even get someone convicted in Texas.'
You mean unless he's black or hispanic.

Somewhere Michael Cera is crying in fear of this being true.

It did look like a pretty kick ass dishwasher so it wasn't all bad for her.

There's also a show with a bald guy called Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Tom's pouty baby talk routine has got to fucking stop.

He was following the lead of every other character/actor on this show.

In fairness, they made millions writing, producing, and directing stories about one type of character. One-note actors (action stars aside) usually have more modest careers.

That joke didn't LET me down.

are you suggesting nudity or a fine acting performance? one of those interests me highly.

You forgot the upside down exclamation point.

You must be new here.

I hope the name change makes him really popular so I then can use 'Dr John Fisty' as my porno name.

I'm getting tired of the show. It hasn't been good this season.

It's almost impossible to look almost exactly like someone.

It was hard for me to care much about the Chris storyline since Millie's screen time maybe totaled 2 minutes this season. There really wasn't much developed between them.

This episode played the hits. Which is fine, but this band has a limited catalogue and shit can get real old, real fast.

This was a major let down from last week I thought. It seemed really stale even with the anticipated Paul Rudd appearance.  I got a distinct Will-Ferrell-in-The-Office vibe where I should be enjoying an actor I like in a show that I like, but something isn't working.

Besides saying that he turned pop, nothing causes Dre to get no sleep more than saying that The Firm flopped.

For your consideration: Noted TV legal consultant Gerry Spence and his suede jacket.

Did this cause you to drop your Animal Collective vinyl in horror?