I can see that.

And Parenthood, Season 3.

And then there's Sam Elliott…

His character went for a nearly underage girl (who was working for him) on Parenthood, too.

(Mayor) Bob Little.

Might want to check out what the word means. See below.

That did not read like an A- review.

Megan doesn't voice my objection to Kevin & Patrick, namely that Patrick isn't my choice for Kevin (or Richie). If a character like Patrick (entitled, white, faux-naive) has to be the main protagonist of the series, I'd rather see him single, messy and having to face his immaturity (see "Looking for a Plus-One,"…

I’m a particular fan of using speech over alternate shots of the characters where they are lost in thought, as well as the flashes of memories that crop up as though they cannot be contained.

He just got older. And shorter hair since he was last on Glee.

Good luck with that, D.

And they don't mention it on IMDb, Wikipedia, Wikia etc. Is it noted in the onscreen episode credits?

Who besides George Coe (age 85) has ever done Woodhouse?

Bingo!

The answer could also be that all of the above are nighttime soaps and none are quality dramas. Unlike, say, Mad Men, Boardwalk Empire, Breaking Bad, The Sopranos, The Americans, and Justified, which (with one exception) also have the sad fact in common that they will all be off the air by the end of this summer.

I actually thought it was an excellent episode, probably in part because it was Cami-free.

And that hairdo with the porcupine backside? Ugh.

"According to multiple insiders, Macy Gray's season one arc was scrapped after she exhibited erratic behavior on the show's Chicago set." (Hollywood Reporter)

This was a good episode, but not (the first) deserving of an A.

"Cookie finally getting some"? She's gotten about as much as anyone else lately, between her ex and the security chief.