That's a terrific story. It's like you live in your own implausible romantic comedy!

That's a terrific story. It's like you live in your own implausible romantic comedy!

This was another stellar episode for Neil Flynn, particularly when Mike realized Brick got his feet-shuffling idea from watching basketball. I might be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that was Flynn laughing and not Mike.

This was another stellar episode for Neil Flynn, particularly when Mike realized Brick got his feet-shuffling idea from watching basketball. I might be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that was Flynn laughing and not Mike.

I am SUCH an idiot. Posted the request this morning and then checked back in tonight. I saw the "Friends" entry and thought, "Hey! They took my suggestion! Wait a minute… NOOOO!!!"

I am SUCH an idiot. Posted the request this morning and then checked back in tonight. I saw the "Friends" entry and thought, "Hey! They took my suggestion! Wait a minute… NOOOO!!!"

I'll probably get ridiculed, but I don't care: I'd love to read your take on the episode of "Friends" where Monica and Rachel lose their apartment in the trivia contest.

I'll probably get ridiculed, but I don't care: I'd love to read your take on the episode of "Friends" where Monica and Rachel lose their apartment in the trivia contest.

I got a chance to see it yesterday and was very pleasantly surprised. I absolutely love the book, but turning it into a movie never crossed my mind - mostly because it's a collection of essays. Don't know how these guys pulled it off, but they did. And it looks fantastic considering it was made for like a buck-fifty.

Mine was "upholstery," which I spelled "upholdstery." I don't know why I thought there was a silent "d" in there. What humiliated me even further: guess what my stepdad does for a living…

@dah_sab:disqus: I had the same feeling, only because it looked like that was Katic - not Beckett - laughing. I even rewatched the scene a couple of times because it made me smile.