"I'm Good Omens! Are you my employer?"

I believe I've read that they took equal shares in devising the material, but when it got down to the actual writing Pratchett did about 2/3 of it, Gaiman being on strict deadlines with Sandman at the time.

I had the same reaction.

"Devil … The Village … Signs" Why do you keep letting Shyamalan back into your life this way?!

1. Trying to (vaguely) take the piss out NPR's list seems a bit disingenuous, as it's a worthy exercise in an often male-dominated discussion.

The sound of them NOT having written blurbs for each entry: that IS that article.

Should we blame the government?
Or blame society?
Or should we blame the images on TV?

I've seen this opinion (our hero we're celebrating is a shitty person!) gain some traction on social media, and I'm having a hard time buying it. Isn't the fact that Evan's actions are wrong—and that he's keenly aware of his transgression—the central dramatic tension of the entire plot?

Agreed re: the strength of this year's scores. I think DEH and Comet are going to be classics… knew DEH was going to dominate, but would have been nice to see such a great weird piece as Comet take score.

EGG SHAKERS YES!
I didn't get an egg shaker when I went, but DID get a dumpling at the starting.
Awesome night.

So like Misery, but with the Civil War?

^ me, literally constantly, while reading the bile-filled comments on the Pure Comedy review.

My first thought as well. MILLENNIALS AMIRITE

Classic Zoe!

You can always tell a Milford man.

It's also interesting to observe folks born at the very end of one of these generations and the beginning of another.

Michael John La Chiusa - First Daughter Suite. It might be my favorite thing he's ever done. The performances, the orchestrations, it's all top-notch. I keep hitting replay.

I still revisit her Plague Mass and The Singer every few years and am newly terrified out of my mind. Her cover of Gloomy Sunday is one for the ages.

I'm ready for something along the lines of "9 Seasons and Szechuan Sauce" to be this show's "6 Seasons and a Movie."

Yeah, I read it as "We couldn't get Chris Parnell for most of this season."