Um, excuse me, their argument was mad scientific: Business looked somewhat like Mitt Romney, arguably, in a cartoon way. So there you go. Damn the liberal media!!

SPACESHIP!!! SPACESHIP!!!

"Oh no! They were ready for this!" was possibly my favorite line in the whole damn thing.

"LOTS OF MONEY! …KIND OF MAKES IT BETTER!"

I'll take the drunk jokes over the "lol I'm so dumb and I hate learning and also my career's going nowhere!" jokes, really.

Just here to applaud that choice of photo. In gif form that's one of my favorite reaction images.

I so don't know what to think about this "Shamy" business. On the one hand I've always firmly believed that Sheldon's asexual and should stay asexual because you really never see that on TV and it'd be kind of weird if he was 'converted,' but on the other hand Amy deserves a real relationship if she wants one and this…

It was the height difference for me. I never ever thought I could find those two remotely hot together, but when he was gazing down into her eyes…I…wow. Well done, actors.

right down to the 'House Solution Miracle Mystery Moment' at about the :53 mark.
I totally noticed that (although I call it 9:47 Face; I think I got that from TWoP) and I had no idea it was the same writer, but that makes a lot of sense. Why would they hire the same person?? House is based on Sherlock Holmes, of…

Seriously. When are TV writers going to realize that we're kind of onto that whole "cast a known actor in a tiny role and then make a shocking reveal" thing?

What'd he do?? She dumped him a few days before the wedding! I mean, that never would've worked out anyway, but still, wasn't his fault. (I'm glad someone else thought of him as Max, though.)

Angelo didn't seriously just pull a "don't discriminate against me because I'm so handsome!!1 It's very hard for hot men!!", did he?? I watched that scene twice to make sure I wasn't missing something. He and John are competing for The Worst, aren't they.

She so often has great comeback to their silly shenanigans ("the trouble with you lot is you're all in love with the wrong people" and my personal favorite "oh, dear! Have you swallowed a dictionareh?!" when Daisy was yammering about being oppressed); I don't know why she's not intervening more firmly in this…

I feel terrible about it, but I simply cannot stop thinking of them as "Hot, Way Hot, and The Other One," as declared in that SNL parody thing.

The disdainful bell-ringing had me in absolute tears the first time I saw it. Maggie Smith remains a priceless gem among humans. But oh, Jesus, the Ivy-Daisy-Albert-Jimmy rhombus remains the worst thing about this season by far. It's the same thing in every damn episode. How is that possible??

I haven't even watched the episode yet and I'm already laughing at that. This show isn't much for brilliant background Easter Eggy things, but that's pretty funny. (And Andy Serkis!!)

I was just watching some first-season Boardwalk this morning and then moping around in an "all my friends are dead" fashion, so this pleases me greatly.

I feel like she's one of those actors by whom you totally date yourself when you name the project from which you know her best. (Me: Free Willy. Do not judge.)

That's kinda not where I thought that "bear dance" joke was going. But possibly I just watch too many gay things.

That's because Ryan Murphy is *Jean-Ralphio singing voice* the woooorst.