Ossie Davis's four episodes on The L Word, playing Bette's father, a dying man trying to come to terms with the fact that his daughter's gay. He died a few days after shooting his character's death scene, making his last role, appropriately, one about tolerance and equality.

Ossie Davis's four episodes on The L Word, playing Bette's father, a dying man trying to come to terms with the fact that his daughter's gay. He died a few days after shooting his character's death scene, making his last role, appropriately, one about tolerance and equality.

Typo of the week: "George Sr. tells Michael that too many lives have been ruined because some cheap waitress at a HoJo said she sued an IUD."

Typo of the week: "George Sr. tells Michael that too many lives have been ruined because some cheap waitress at a HoJo said she sued an IUD."

Yeah, before Let's Kill Hitler there were all these rumors that Rose, Martha, and Donna were going to come back, and it turned out to be cardboard promo cutouts of them.

Yeah, before Let's Kill Hitler there were all these rumors that Rose, Martha, and Donna were going to come back, and it turned out to be cardboard promo cutouts of them.

A-. A+ for the propaganda poster joke.

A-. A+ for the propaganda poster joke.

I just finished it about five minutes ago, at 24. Never read it in high school, because the kids who read it and orgasmed over its greatness and realness and how it spoke to them were…the kids you would expect to read it and orgasm over its greatness and realness and how it spoke to them. But I figured it couldn't be…

I just finished it about five minutes ago, at 24. Never read it in high school, because the kids who read it and orgasmed over its greatness and realness and how it spoke to them were…the kids you would expect to read it and orgasm over its greatness and realness and how it spoke to them. But I figured it couldn't be…

They do call it National, in "On the Day Before":
SAM Any Democratic members who've headed for National, get them back. Page Delta, United, American. Nobody gets on a plane.And then C.J. smacks down Sherri Wexler and I cheer every time.

They do call it National, in "On the Day Before":
SAM Any Democratic members who've headed for National, get them back. Page Delta, United, American. Nobody gets on a plane.And then C.J. smacks down Sherri Wexler and I cheer every time.

I miss Ashley already. Maybe they just ran out of subtitle budget.

I see her as top three or even top two, but no way do I see her winning. Thus, I find it annoying that she's still here. Though I would have said that about Teyona, Krista, and McKey, so what the hell do I know.

I want Ashley and Sophie to do all the commentary. On all the shows. AND MY LIFE.

Amen. *Particularly* from a certain demographic. (Christians. I mean Christians. The evangelical/Southern Baptist sort.)

When Homer said "Mom, you keep disappearing and reappearing and it's not funny" I was really hoping it would go into Endora on Bewitched…

On the off-chance someone is following this: we're all confused about what exactly was going on at Hartsfield's Landing, right? They're talking like it's the general election ("the other guys" want to privatize Social Security), but it's clearly NOT. Even as a primary, typically the incumbent goes unchallenged in a…

What freaks me out is that I honestly don't think she's plastic. I think her face JUST LOOKS THAT WAY. Which is *much* scarier than it being surgical.

Watching this greatly improved, well, basically everything about my life. Pot ledom FTW.