And because of this script I'm now picturing Aisha Tyler as Uhuru.

I loved last season Arlene storming out to the garbage cans screaming "No, its fine, I'll bus the tables and mix the drinks and serve the food, because I am clearly the only one who WORKS HERE!"

I loved last season Arlene storming out to the garbage cans screaming "No, its fine, I'll bus the tables and mix the drinks and serve the food, because I am clearly the only one who WORKS HERE!"

I know that one was for our benefit, but if they're both pretending to not care about human life maybe they want to not exchange deep meaningful eye contact when someone threatens "their human?

I know that one was for our benefit, but if they're both pretending to not care about human life maybe they want to not exchange deep meaningful eye contact when someone threatens "their human?

I'm having a dim recollection of Mike trying to rape Sookie while he was all zombified by Maryann. So there's that too.

I'm having a dim recollection of Mike trying to rape Sookie while he was all zombified by Maryann. So there's that too.

Perfect!

I was hoping for that as well.

Their "old lady print" comments confused me. Am I supposed to hate bold prints because I'm young?

And this is what I love about this show. This is more about later on in the series, but even the "cool mom" was gonna see her daughter as an extension of herself. Lorelai wanted to believe her parenting was the total opposite of Richard and Emily's but she had the same impulse to freeze Rory out whenever she proved…

I love the late series guest stars on this show: Norman Mailer, Barbara Boxer, Madeline Albright…

You are not. It would have gone great with all the fancy journals I remember getting during my teen years.

Is this where I mention that I liked his Dredd? I thought he did well.

Can't say I disagree with him. We should face our history, good and bad. But then again, I'm not German, it's not my history.

All I remember about that one is Helen Hunt whining: "I don't wanna be in the Laugh-in party scene!" and then dancing around anyway.

And she's much more interesting playing a total sociopath, like in Saved or American Dreamz.

I think playing a ruthless killer could only help Mandy right now.

Really? Well if they don't show anyone how to do it in design school, that explains that.

I admit, I don't know how to make pants, but I find it kind of ridiculous that no one on this show ever seems to either.