Bring back Kings!

Also, Clare McNulty who plays Chantal was the co-star in Fort Tilden, which I'd just like to throw a recommendation out there for. I thought the third episode was funnier than the first two, but that movie was really hilarious.

I kind of can't believe this show is getting weekly reviews and a bunch of other, better shows are not.

The way the ratings keep sinking every week, I wouldn't be surprised if these are the only 16 episodes we will ever get.

Eh, I think Sliders was slightly more enjoyable. More chemistry among the cast, and the actors seemed to be having fun (in the first two seasons at least.) There's so much ANGST in Timeless - that certainly would have been out of place in a 90s sci-fi show.

The only poster I ever had on my wall was the French poster of the Maggie Gyllenhaal movie Secretary. It said "Assume the position" in French. They were giving them out for free at the museum of sex in Paris.

I associate Scrubs a lot with How I Met Your Mother - two shows I enjoyed a lot while they were on, both very hip at the beginning but the critical tide turned against them later on, and now I have vaguely negative feelings towards both of them.

I kind of wish I hadn't read this comment because it seems VERY plausible.

I saw her in concert maybe five or six years back - took my then-girlfriend, as Liz Phair was one of the few musical acts we both loved - and she gave an amazing show, playing stuff from Exile all the way through Somebody's Miracle. I wish she would do more live dates!

I definitely agree with those who think "HWC" should have replaced "Why Can't I" on this list.

Upvoting because I also think you should chronologically, but I wouldn't stop after her third album.

I love that HWC has become like a sleeper hit among her fans. She plays it live all the time now.

"Flower" was my first Liz Phair song too, and it made me a fan for life. I even love her later stuff, although admittedly I don't listen to Funstyle often.

LOL, just keep saying that over and over to yourself

The thing about the Bible that a lot of people (both religious and non religious) don't always realize is that it's not one book. It's a compendium, and as such is written in a variety of genres, from poetry to allegory to ancient history. Even the most fundamental fundamentalist, who will swear up and down they take…

I wouldn't paint the whole synod with that brush (the dispie brush, not the conservative one, although even that brush doesn't paint the entire synod.) I'm in some pretty serious Lutheran facebook groups, and quite a few posts are tearing down/making fun of dispensationalist theology.

I only have basic cable.

I've seen lots of youtube clips but I want to watch whole episodes, you know?

Thanks! I have Hulu, I'll check it out there.

Where can I stream this? Or even older seasons?