Wow…tracklistings.  This helps no one.

Personally, for me, it is when Sutton Foster is….anything.  I told my wife when we were watching the show, "You know what….one day….I'm gonna marry that girl."

Jesus, I was floored by this episode. I am shocked by all the naysayers. This was a perfect moment of television. Todd and I both get it.

Seriously, I just about fell in deep honest love with Megan Hilty during that number.  Now I look at my wife and think, "You're no Ivy!"

I heard if you were one of the 12 on the set, you had a really good time during the filming of it.

In all sincerity, so did I.  I saw a picture of it on another site and I thought it was like a Funny or Die short or something.

I hope this movie is filmed exclusively in bullet time

Megan Hilty [….] rack.

"Closer" is my 5 year old's newest jam.

Winona Ryder gave me my first semi.  You never forget your first.

I just watched Frankenweenie with my daughter the other day and I found it to be a delight.  It reminded me of everything that I ever used to love about Tim Burton.  I think given the chance, he can prove he "still has it" from time to time.

I agree about New Girl.  With the exception of the episode about Nick's dad coming to town, this has been a really good season.  Not great, but definitely not episodes piling up in the DVR.

You just know he heard her vent about her divorce and had to listen to her say, "How come there are no guys out there like you M.?"

M. Ward….forever in the friendzone.

Came here to say this.  Found it already said.

Thanks for the heads up.  The album proper is $5 on Amazon.  Then you can buy the bonus tracks for $.99 each.

The show was actually quite amazing.  It also featured Cranston in his tighty whities far more than Breaking Bad.

I wasn't doing much with my bachelor's degree either.

It is definitely 40+.  MILFs are in the 30 range.

Initial reaction, this album is pretty great.  I just question the staying power because I tend to lose interest in keyboard pop pretty quickly.