Oy, up and down with this show!

Oy, up and down with this show!

Canned pumpkin is the way to go! It's very consistent and not watery. Cooking pumpkins yourself involves a lot of steps. Roast pumpkin, cool pumpkin, peel and seed pumpkin, puree pumpkin. Why bother? Plus you have to use the right kind of pumpkin—pie pumpkins are relatively small and sweet. Most home cooks use canned…

Canned pumpkin is the way to go! It's very consistent and not watery. Cooking pumpkins yourself involves a lot of steps. Roast pumpkin, cool pumpkin, peel and seed pumpkin, puree pumpkin. Why bother? Plus you have to use the right kind of pumpkin—pie pumpkins are relatively small and sweet. Most home cooks use canned…

I think they were just building to the stadium swaying to na-nana-nana nana, nanana na, hey Jude. Forever.

I think they were just building to the stadium swaying to na-nana-nana nana, nanana na, hey Jude. Forever.

I also adore the total cheesiness of the Macy's Parade, and Meredith and Matt seemed to have the same approach for their inane chatter for the Opening Ceremony. Are they that stupid that they can't adjust to a different venue? Or is it just the same group of idiot Today show producers so accustomed to making the…

I also adore the total cheesiness of the Macy's Parade, and Meredith and Matt seemed to have the same approach for their inane chatter for the Opening Ceremony. Are they that stupid that they can't adjust to a different venue? Or is it just the same group of idiot Today show producers so accustomed to making the…

The opening ceremony was charming, spectacle-filled, with moments of moving beauty, wit, sentiment, hilarity (thank you Mr. Bean and Bond), even a dash of style with the yummy Becks zipping down the Thames. Loved the batty tribute to national health care and children's books. WTF in a great way.

The opening ceremony was charming, spectacle-filled, with moments of moving beauty, wit, sentiment, hilarity (thank you Mr. Bean and Bond), even a dash of style with the yummy Becks zipping down the Thames. Loved the batty tribute to national health care and children's books. WTF in a great way.

Ha! Fitting into "it's own cloches." Those bucket like hats of the 1920s! What an amusing typo! Guess our intrepid AV Club copy editors don't work overnight. <wah wah="">

Ha! Fitting into "it's own cloches." Those bucket like hats of the 1920s! What an amusing typo! Guess our intrepid AV Club copy editors don't work overnight. <wah wah="">

This is the only film that ever made me leave the theater to vomit. Nasty cocktail of the rapid camera movements, fast-cut editing, and the grotesque scenes in the hospital. But I came back. And Tom Cruise is pretty great in it. But honestly I have no desire to ever see it again.

This is the only film that ever made me leave the theater to vomit. Nasty cocktail of the rapid camera movements, fast-cut editing, and the grotesque scenes in the hospital. But I came back. And Tom Cruise is pretty great in it. But honestly I have no desire to ever see it again.

FYI on another discussion board that shall remain nameless, "crapshack" referred to the Lorelai/Rory home on Gilmore Girls. The guesthouse really reminds me of their cozy abode just as many other elements harken back to GG.

FYI on another discussion board that shall remain nameless, "crapshack" referred to the Lorelai/Rory home on Gilmore Girls. The guesthouse really reminds me of their cozy abode just as many other elements harken back to GG.

The car was a Ford Mustang,

The car was a Ford Mustang,

Speaking with or of the fishes: the title of the episode certainly invokes the last song we hear in the series by Journey. "Midnight train going anywhere."

Speaking with or of the fishes: the title of the episode certainly invokes the last song we hear in the series by Journey. "Midnight train going anywhere."