That's when you transition to trophy wife - maybe not of a pro athlete (unless you get pregnant) but some C-Level executive or professional (lawyer, doctor, etc.).

And yet, Simone Missick did all that - Frank Whaley puts her at 10 for 12.

It's not that they would refuse him treatment; it's that they can't submit him for the experimental (expensive) one if he can't yet stick to the regimen of medication. It's shitty all around, but there is a logic there - you have to prove you can follow through on A before you get B. So for now, their answer is you…

His line delivery was a little stilted at first - I don't know if it was just taking time to adjust to the rhythms of a sitcom. But that character is great and I'm glad he'll be around for a few episodes.

Except it's not just about young people. There are customers of all ages and ethnicities. Sometimes they hate New York and think it sucks too. The last episode was about a Pakistani med student and her neighbors, a middle aged couple celebrating the husband's 50th birthday.

I'm not sure who's supposed to be terrible in that matchup. Johnson is a great comedic actress (seriously, go watch Ben and Kate) who is the only redeeming factor in the TERRIBLE 50 Shades franchise and Brittany Howard is one of the best voices in modern rock.

Two Trains Running with Laurence Fishburne was the first Broadway show my mom took me to see and the first monologue I ever performed in high school was from Fences. I am so damn excited to see this.

In the AIDS era, rules (or at the very least, condoms) are needed. This isn't the free love 60's and 70's anymore.

Toni Collette.

Eh, SNL isn't for everyone and even for people who get cast,it's not the right time for their career. Slate is funny and I'm just glad that she's been able to move on from it successfully.

You have the original, better film with Colin Firth. Just ignore the crappy remake.

Philippe Candeloro might take issue with that.

I love Spaced, but they don't actually get high in "Gone" until the end credits (when they eat the stew laced with weed, not oregano).

I'm actually a big fan of the Ant-Man score by Christophe Beck - it's pretty good at getting that classic heist film attitude.

It's an enjoyable film but I think the writers are overstating this movie's importance. The Wood was released in 1999, The Brothers also in 2001 and the best of the bunch,Love and Basketball was released in 2000. This was one of a wave of modestly successful 'buppie' movies around the late 90's/early 00s that…

She's been acting close to 20 years - I can still remember her on Law and Order as a teen turning in her sister's abusive boyfriend.

If Bos is the roughly the same age as Toby Huss, Korea is more likely than Vietnam. (And something about the 'Forgotten War' suits the character more.)

Just watch the Swedish ones with Noomi Rapace - she's much better than Mara anyway.

And in Harold and Kumar, he was paired with Eddie Kaye Thomas, who was the guy who got the role Krumholtz most likely auditioned for in American Pie.

"Hack" is a bit harsh - I don't think his work is distractingly subpar but he is unremarkable in terms of camera work or visual flourish. There's little to distinguish a Feig-shot film as distinctively his.