That is true. I even have a signed copy of it. I just don't get renewing shows when the book is basically wrapped up. It doesn't make a ton of sense.

I do agree to a extent with your analysis. There is such a thing as story for story's sake, and every type of that kinda story can be over analyzed to mean something different. Also writing a character of pure innocence can be charming to both the audience and the writer.

I'm a little confused about them renewing book series. "The Handmaid's Tale", "13 Reasons Why", and Neil Gaiman hoping for a second season of "American Gods". If the story wraps up where the book left up, what's the second season then?

Great job by both Terry Crews and Andre Braugher. Also, Jake and Amy are adorable together.

I was just thinking Meet The Feebles!

This sounds absolutely depressing for all involved, plus a double whammy that it's the last film for two comic giants.

Did president dumbass want a shut down of the government just so he can brag he was right?

He can then tape it, edit slightly differently, add some cheap graphics, and sell it to syndication in weird hours for free to local TV stations.

What the fuck is wrong with people?

That's true.

Steve, we are going with sexy party!

They once did for April's Fools Day.

It's comfort food. Both shows are inoffensive, simple, no high stakes stuff. Sometimes you need that.

Er, that's like saying everyone who writes YA or MG novels are pedophiles because they write about kids. Kinda a reach there.

Have to disagree like crazy with "My Name Is Earl". All four seasons where charming, and should of gotten a fifth to complete his list.

Then Bryon Allen holds a similar festival with d-list celebrities, edited presentations, shoty camera world and cheap props.

And if you come to this festival, you get to hang out with top models and even might have one fall in love with you…

George Carlin said this about pro-lifers:

Nope. I'm serious.

Yeah. If I could find a big time loser like myself, then maybe.