The Casey-Dana romance line was always the worst, most boring part of the show.

Dule Hill almost inadvertently crushing it and, in Gordon's words, "putting on a clinic" remains to this day my favorite reminder of how poker can be so infuriating yet intoxicating.

Dule Hill almost inadvertently crushing it and, in Gordon's words, "putting on a clinic" remains to this day my favorite reminder of how poker can be so infuriating yet intoxicating.

Or, smaller nets, no goalies.

Or, smaller nets, no goalies.

Which one of those was the one with Mischa Barton exploring her budding lesbianism? Because I liked that one.

Which one of those was the one with Mischa Barton exploring her budding lesbianism? Because I liked that one.

Wrong. His best speech is the one defending the college player who sat out games in protest of his school's Confederate flag. "To listen. To learn. To speak."

Wrong. His best speech is the one defending the college player who sat out games in protest of his school's Confederate flag. "To listen. To learn. To speak."

Kim, the associate producer.
Dan's therapist, played by Jayne Brook
Bobbi Bernstein, the anchor/reporter from some other show (west coast update?)

Kim, the associate producer.
Dan's therapist, played by Jayne Brook
Bobbi Bernstein, the anchor/reporter from some other show (west coast update?)

Yeeeeessss. YEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!

Yeeeeessss. YEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!

The association of Jaguar with unreliability continues today. It's not some relic of the past.

This is what I was going to say. In an age when we now value quality, reliability and economy, even in our luxury purchases, this is so much worse.

I count Patrick Wilson and Billy Crudup in the 'weak performance' column. Because they are weak performances. I don't know if it was all the green screen or Snyder's direction, but they are mostly flat and affectless (I think it's a deliberate choice of the director). The only 3 performances that show any character…

I count Patrick Wilson and Billy Crudup in the 'weak performance' column. Because they are weak performances. I don't know if it was all the green screen or Snyder's direction, but they are mostly flat and affectless (I think it's a deliberate choice of the director). The only 3 performances that show any character…

I don't get the hate on Ackerman's acting chops. She's only given one truly bad performance (Watchmen), and that was a movie where just about everyone gave weak performances.

I don't get the hate on Ackerman's acting chops. She's only given one truly bad performance (Watchmen), and that was a movie where just about everyone gave weak performances.

Shame on you, those who 'like'd this.