It can be Tu-dyks.

On the plus side, there was Alan Tudyk!

Her first name gives "stoats", which is flexible and very playable, though I couldn't find any bingos. Her last name has eight letters, so I dunno which you'd drop, but you can at least get "homes" or "gosh".

Yeah, that's not so great. But I'm going to assume that I was really high at the time I wrote it.

Interestingly enough, there's also a whole subgroup that's turned on by hyper-codification. It takes all kinds I guess.

The situation's a lot more nuanced than that

I'm just bothered by the linguistic drift here. "Cuckold" should be distinct from "sub", people! Words have meanings! Sexy sexy meanings!

It was the perfect amount of BJ Novak. Any more and I would have started getting annoyed at him. That was kind of how I felt with episodes of the Office, at least. Any episode with more than twenty seconds of him started to drag.

I'd like that to be the case. What makes you think that it's safe though?

What if … Deckard is dead? But they made another one? And he looks a lot older? Because… they wanted the replicant to be able to get the senior discount at Red Robin? How's that for an explanation? Eh? Eh?

New Jersey a-hole sucks up to New York a-hole, New York a-hole spits on him when he's not looking. It's in the natural order of things.

And, given this lust, why do you not seek out and serve one of the larger tyrannic cretins, such as Thulsa Doom, Devil-Lord of Grondor, or Nergal the Blood Cataclysm?

Okay, so it was like the first recurring lesbian relationship I guess.

It's pretty simple. You put your card down, hand it to the waiter, wait a moment, then say "Oops, the coupon slipped out!" and jump up and run after the waiter. Boom, deception accomplished.

But where is all that water coming from?
And where is it going?

Josh did admit that he doesn't mind Rebecca's flirting so much because basically every girl in town has a crush on him. It explains so much!

I missed Heather. Maybe she can keep changing majors again and be prelaw, and then get an internship at Whitefeather? Make it happen, show!

Also a good sly joke about how you'll never have as much funding for a show as you do for the pilot.

I get what you're saying, but in the context it was airing in (circa 2000), it was arguable more important to depict Willow's sexuality as a firm decision. I believe Willow and Tara may have had one of the first lesbian kisses on television (I feel like I read that somewhere?). There was also a non-negligible…

All I caught was something like
R=V(1-COV² r) = √J̄osh
So like… orbital mechanics / MexItalian restaurant seating?