The Murray-Federer match was not incredible to watch. In fact it was boring as hell. Federer looked awful. The highlight of the tennis for me was seeing Del Potro's emotional reaction to winning the bronze. I was a little surprised at how happy he was.

South Park did it:

South Park did it:

Never let me hear you say you're not trying

Never let me hear you say you're not trying

Your idea is bad and you should feel bad.

Your idea is bad and you should feel bad.

Yep, and it also had "I Feel For You," which I actually think is not as good as the Chaka Khan version, but still pretty great.

Yep, and it also had "I Feel For You," which I actually think is not as good as the Chaka Khan version, but still pretty great.

So what you're saying is, it's fantastic. Got it.

So what you're saying is, it's fantastic. Got it.

Sports in movies and TV. "The Sopranos" was especially bad with this—they didn't even try to make anything look plausible (Meadow's soccer and volleyball, and the execrable horse racing scene with spliced-in footage from like the 1970s?), but I have a special place in my heart for Kirsten Dunst and "Wimbledon."…

Sports in movies and TV. "The Sopranos" was especially bad with this—they didn't even try to make anything look plausible (Meadow's soccer and volleyball, and the execrable horse racing scene with spliced-in footage from like the 1970s?), but I have a special place in my heart for Kirsten Dunst and "Wimbledon."…

Enough about your promiscuous mother.

Enough about your promiscuous mother.

See, I always thought the ride was not life in general but specifically mob life. It's exhilarating but it's shoddily made and it can injure you. Which lends a bit of ominousness to the way Tony obliges his niece at the end by spinning her around, giving her the ride she can't/shouldn't go on.

See, I always thought the ride was not life in general but specifically mob life. It's exhilarating but it's shoddily made and it can injure you. Which lends a bit of ominousness to the way Tony obliges his niece at the end by spinning her around, giving her the ride she can't/shouldn't go on.

Lauren Graham…mmm.

Lauren Graham…mmm.

Question: Why doesn't Vito just kill those New York guys? Obviously he was willing to kill people to keep himself out of danger.