I was going to post the same thing.  I really think that Hamm earned it this year.  As good as Cranston is I definitely feel like he was overshadowed by Aaron Paul and Giancarlo Esposito last season.

Thursday's Doug Loves Movies with Amy Schumer, Bert Kreischer, and Ben Schwartz was fantastic.  Bert Kreischer is as good a storyteller as any comedian out there.

Thursday's Doug Loves Movies with Amy Schumer, Bert Kreischer, and Ben Schwartz was fantastic.  Bert Kreischer is as good a storyteller as any comedian out there.

That was like a sorta PC version of a Dave Attell joke.  I like it.

That was like a sorta PC version of a Dave Attell joke.  I like it.

Haha agreed.  Sorry about the harshness.  Sandwich quality is obviously a huge sore spot for me.  Cheers!

Haha agreed.  Sorry about the harshness.  Sandwich quality is obviously a huge sore spot for me.  Cheers!

Not that I know of, or at least I hope not.  I'm just saying I think it will stand the test of time as opposed to some "once classics" that fall out of favor.

Not that I know of, or at least I hope not.  I'm just saying I think it will stand the test of time as opposed to some "once classics" that fall out of favor.

Agreed. I guess I look at him as underrated because he started off his career so incredibly strong that people gave up on him when he couldn't maintain those impossible standards.  So now I think people undeservedly consider him almost washed up in a way when he's actually doing interesting things.  He even showed…

Agreed. I guess I look at him as underrated because he started off his career so incredibly strong that people gave up on him when he couldn't maintain those impossible standards.  So now I think people undeservedly consider him almost washed up in a way when he's actually doing interesting things.  He even showed…

I believe I heard that the "fuck you New York" scene was in the book (haven't read so I don't know for sure) so even though that scene screams Spike Lee it would probably be in there no matter who directed 25th Hour.  I probably won't see this til its streaming somewhere but I still consider Spike Lee one of the most…

I believe I heard that the "fuck you New York" scene was in the book (haven't read so I don't know for sure) so even though that scene screams Spike Lee it would probably be in there no matter who directed 25th Hour.  I probably won't see this til its streaming somewhere but I still consider Spike Lee one of the most…

@avclub-e463f97ca6bc46b1ba706474e108c7e1:disqus Ummm that was exactly my point. See my lines that say WaWa is average and "independent deli's are far superior".  Holy shit did you not read what I wrote at all or just respond after the first sentence?

@avclub-e463f97ca6bc46b1ba706474e108c7e1:disqus Ummm that was exactly my point. See my lines that say WaWa is average and "independent deli's are far superior".  Holy shit did you not read what I wrote at all or just respond after the first sentence?

Agreed, when I first moved to PA from NY everyone droned on and on about how amazing WaWa is.  I actually bought into the hype and was excited to try it for the first time and guess what… it was very average.  I guess it was slightly above the likes of Subway but really just fine and nothing more.  I guess it can see…

Agreed, when I first moved to PA from NY everyone droned on and on about how amazing WaWa is.  I actually bought into the hype and was excited to try it for the first time and guess what… it was very average.  I guess it was slightly above the likes of Subway but really just fine and nothing more.  I guess it can see…

"There are times—many times, in fact—when Hope Springs bears an uncanny resemblance to a movie made about adults, for adults. Not fake adults like the middle-aged ninnies in Nancy Meyers’ Something’s Gotta Give and It’s Complicated, which have become the sad standard for over-40 Hollywood relationship dramas, but ones…

"There are times—many times, in fact—when Hope Springs bears an uncanny resemblance to a movie made about adults, for adults. Not fake adults like the middle-aged ninnies in Nancy Meyers’ Something’s Gotta Give and It’s Complicated, which have become the sad standard for over-40 Hollywood relationship dramas, but ones…

Jack?  I don't think so.