Family Matters WAS a good for for one rseason and the Urkel showed up and family members started disappearing without mention (Judy, Aunt Rachel, Grandma all vanished).  I remember watching Biography on Reginald VelJohnson (Carl) and it talked about how proud he was to be portraying a caring, working class, African…

didn't they already try that with Anne Heche?

didn't they already try that with Anne Heche?

I'd have gone with "and by black coffee I mean purple drink" myself haha

I'd have gone with "and by black coffee I mean purple drink" myself haha

I like that Joe Manganiello came back again, I remember thinking he was really hot and pretty funny when he first popped up as Brad years ago before he did True Blood and everybody knew who he was.

I like that Joe Manganiello came back again, I remember thinking he was really hot and pretty funny when he first popped up as Brad years ago before he did True Blood and everybody knew who he was.

Joe has always been funny on this show, it's weird to think his first appearance was over five years ago!!!

Joe has always been funny on this show, it's weird to think his first appearance was over five years ago!!!

I will look forward to seeing him in CSI: Miami in 10 years

I will look forward to seeing him in CSI: Miami in 10 years

this news is giving me the vapors

this news is giving me the vapors

I've always liked her though, she was delightful on Gilmore Girls where she played a far more original and well rounded character than on Mike and Molly.   Also, if you ever saw The Nines with Ryan Reynolds she is wonderful there (but the part was written for her by a close friend)

I've always liked her though, she was delightful on Gilmore Girls where she played a far more original and well rounded character than on Mike and Molly.   Also, if you ever saw The Nines with Ryan Reynolds she is wonderful there (but the part was written for her by a close friend)

I think what bothered me most, what I found to be actually ironic, is the fact that the concept she is discussing is not actually irony.  Irony is the opposite of the expected outcome, what she's talking about is being disingenuous not being ironic.

I think what bothered me most, what I found to be actually ironic, is the fact that the concept she is discussing is not actually irony.  Irony is the opposite of the expected outcome, what she's talking about is being disingenuous not being ironic.

Can we please invent a new term for what people think irony means?  The only true irony in that piece is the fact that the author doesn't seem to know what irony actually means.

Can we please invent a new term for what people think irony means?  The only true irony in that piece is the fact that the author doesn't seem to know what irony actually means.

These HateSong articles always make me end up hating the person they're interviewing way more than the song they're discussing.