Can we switch Jeff Sessions for this guy?

I was thinking this. This isn't exactly a prison level offense.

This guy is going to have a hard time in prison.

That's the thing. Her stand up is fine, but nothing special that stands out from the other stand ups. Her show is basically a female-Chapelle's Show, which is once again, fine but I don't get the special factor of her. Chapelle's Show was a hard to top how funny and observant this is type of show, however.

Is "Blackish" becoming "The Cosby Show" down to the fact that their star has been accused of rape in the past, they are making a "Different World" type spin off, and it's a successful and functional African American family in a really clean sitcom. I find it odd Larry Wilmore is so involved with this show and spin…

Um…well, "Home Improvement" took place near Detroit.

Please explain Amy Schumer to me.

Dude, your sign off is the best thing I ever seen.

Yeah. "The Big Bang Theory" cast seriously looks bored a lot of the time. Sure, they are making a fortune, but even Leonard and Penny have no chemistry left. They make whole episodes of them standing around now.

Ed O' Neil will always be Al Bundy to me.

Chris?

It was fun but become a bit odd week from week.

I'm not a super liberal guy. More center left. Should of been more clear on that. I voted for Hillary Clinton, because she made sense while my brother went nuts over Bernie Sanders. My brother is one of those tree huggers I still believe I'm going to change the world like a college student who doesn't understand…

"Undateable" should of stayed. It wasn't brilliant but it was very likable. Could of made a really good syndication show.

The pilot was bad, and the guy playing MacGyver looks 12.

130 episodes. HOW DARE THEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"The Great Indoors" could become a decent (if not great) sitcom if they get a second season. Make it a decent work place comedy and dump the millennial gimmick.

"Last Man Standing" became a odd show. Look, I'm a liberal guy but there is a way to do good humor from the right. Heck, a lot of "South Park" leans right. This show didn't really do it well, though.

Holy shit. THAT BE BRILLIANT CASTING!

I always liked Norm McDonald, but when I read his book, I realized he was brilliant.