Not counting this trainwreck, I'm afraid: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

He was a knave, a real rogue.

What a perfect combination of hot and adorable. I hope they find a lot more excuses to dress her up in Bar Mitzvah/junior prom/amateur ballroom dancing dresses.

Whenever they have a waist-down shot of her, I can't not look. Talk about a Booti Gurl

Enlisted is in a Schrödinger's cat-like quantum dual state, where it is both cancelled and renewed until it is announced and the waveform collapses. Meanwhile, Geoff Stults, Chris Lowell, and Parker Young listlessly move in and out of corporeality and singularity, their nebulous beings losing any discernible oneness.

Green Lantern in The Red Light District

Or just a shirtless picture of Ryan Reynolds, or even better, a shirtless picture of Blake Lively.

This is David "The hero we deserve but not the one we need right now" Goyer we're talking about.

I remember them airing on Saturday afternoons back when I only had NBC and CBS over antenna, and always being really disappointed that it wasn't a cartoon and just the opening credits.

Honestly the song isn't that bad overall, but that goddamn "because I'm happyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!" just finds a way to always rise above the din of a room and pierce my parietal lobe.

"I don't think so, bro"

It turned you into a diegetic narrator

But doesn't the Red Dragon guy kill Freddie, and not Hannibal?

Kind of like Boardwalk Empire was created by Martin Scorcese and The Walking Dead by Frank Darabont. It doesn't go very far.

Boy, that 1600 Penn was sure a stinker. He acted like some kind of cartoon character that nobody seems to hate and escapes all consequences for their actions. Kind of like Jim Parsons, actually, but in an even more cartoony way.

FEED THE [network] HEAD

What an awful mess it is. I understand it's supposed to be jilting and confusing because I'm sure CIA field work is like that in a sense…

"BARF"

I love all the scenes where he follows the terrorist to some warehouse/factory/apartment building, meets up with local PD, and they all split up so the terrorist can kill them one by one so we don't get upset when Jack tortures the hell out of them.

I thought it was a wire too, and then when he first puts the cigarette in his mouth the cops bust in seemed to confirm it. Then they have the exact same meeting right after, and I'm thinking, "Oh I see, he's trying to show them that the Marshals are watching him closely and will know if he gets killed in that room".