Eddie Murphy had gone too far, and had best watch his mouth.

Eddie Murphy had gone too far, and had best watch his mouth.

This series is always going to remind me of a small moment on The Sopranos that alluded to it.  Within the last few episodes of the series, Tony and Paulie are having a conversation about Tony's dad.  Paulie's talking about what a great guy Johnny Boy Soprano was, and he tells a story about the time they had to drive…

This series is always going to remind me of a small moment on The Sopranos that alluded to it.  Within the last few episodes of the series, Tony and Paulie are having a conversation about Tony's dad.  Paulie's talking about what a great guy Johnny Boy Soprano was, and he tells a story about the time they had to drive…

Somebody get me Danson's agent and a copy of Bunnicula, quick!

Somebody get me Danson's agent and a copy of Bunnicula, quick!

Yeah, it's funny — I really like both Jason Schwartzman and Zack Galifinakis, and they both are the types of comic actors whose presence in something usually gets my attention and makes me think I should check it out.

Yeah, it's funny — I really like both Jason Schwartzman and Zack Galifinakis, and they both are the types of comic actors whose presence in something usually gets my attention and makes me think I should check it out.

For that matter, proper registration on vehicles isn't THAT piddling or officious.  Sure, for someone like Mal, the notion that any central authority needs to keep track of the comings and goings of vessels might be somewhat irksome.  But it isn't just a brute excercise of authority.  When some of those vessels do bad…

For that matter, proper registration on vehicles isn't THAT piddling or officious.  Sure, for someone like Mal, the notion that any central authority needs to keep track of the comings and goings of vessels might be somewhat irksome.  But it isn't just a brute excercise of authority.  When some of those vessels do bad…

SERENITY MOVIE SPOILERS (ACTUALLY, JUST ASSUME ALL KINDS O' SPOILERS):  I always disliked what struck me as the ret-conning of the Reavers in the movie.  Maybe I'm wrong and Joss always intended it to be this way, but it seemed like the original explanation of the characters was that they'd simply gotten Space…

SERENITY MOVIE SPOILERS (ACTUALLY, JUST ASSUME ALL KINDS O' SPOILERS):  I always disliked what struck me as the ret-conning of the Reavers in the movie.  Maybe I'm wrong and Joss always intended it to be this way, but it seemed like the original explanation of the characters was that they'd simply gotten Space…

Yessss, Joey Blowey — concentrate your focus on SouthofHeaven.  Allow that belief that you have found your first arch enemy to consume you — whilst all the while, under your very nose, the secret forces amassed against you grow stronger and stronger!  MWA-HAHAHAHA!

Yessss, Joey Blowey — concentrate your focus on SouthofHeaven.  Allow that belief that you have found your first arch enemy to consume you — whilst all the while, under your very nose, the secret forces amassed against you grow stronger and stronger!  MWA-HAHAHAHA!

I realized just while reading this that, while I liked "The Other Woman," I wonder if it might have worked better with a few small changes.

I realized just while reading this that, while I liked "The Other Woman," I wonder if it might have worked better with a few small changes.

I assume Todd wrote this, since he was the one covering Mad Men this season, but whoever is responsible for it, I just need to say that possibly my favorite line of Mad Men criticism has to be:  "Oh, I get it!  The codfish symbolizes disappointment!"

I assume Todd wrote this, since he was the one covering Mad Men this season, but whoever is responsible for it, I just need to say that possibly my favorite line of Mad Men criticism has to be:  "Oh, I get it!  The codfish symbolizes disappointment!"

I had the same thought.  Clearly, these people were faced with two equal choices, and said "Well, my skill set requires me to select this particular option."  Having said a wistful farewell to the comfortable lifestyle and huge paychecks that a standup career brings, they've made peace with their choice to remain…

I had the same thought.  Clearly, these people were faced with two equal choices, and said "Well, my skill set requires me to select this particular option."  Having said a wistful farewell to the comfortable lifestyle and huge paychecks that a standup career brings, they've made peace with their choice to remain…