Oh god you made me curious so I looked at it. I looked at it! Why did they have to show a cyst THERE?!?

Impactful is a perfectly cromulent word.

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IMDB lists her only credits as "Self"
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I loved the Firefly wink on Castle, even though it was both implausible and fairly important to the plot. The "space cowboy" Halloween costume was a funny aside, but having his character be able to speak Chinese seems a bit far-fetched. Still, it is a fun show.

I hate that they call themselves spies. "Spies" are bad guys. Good guys are "Officers" or sometimes "Agents"

We also would have accepted "Hornbergers's"

I'm not gonna be that guy
I am not gonna do it. I'm not gonna point out all of the logic problems. I realize that there are certain tropes that exist in zombie movies even when they make no sense. But man, I could have totally gone "I'm so sure" on this show.

It's on opposite Community? Wow, it just shows up next to it on my DVR list.

We need a nickname for Earth-2 Astrid. Might I suggest:

You didn't have to be there. It's on the You Tubes

People would have been nitpicking the dumbest things.

I also would like to pitch:

He did say "That was fun" when he predicted his sister's dialog. Perhaps he was getting some joy out of predicting traffic patterns to evade arrest.

If they were gonna do that, they should have made it the "11:15 News" or the "1 am News" or something else clearly off. Having an 11 O'Clock news in the Midwest just means that half the audience wouldn't notice and half would think it was wrong.

As long as there are boobs, this ship is steady.

The point is that no matter where or when she is watching it, the evening news is called the "10 o'clock news" if it is from Chicago. We here in the midwest go to bed early so we can get up and milk the chickens and plant the cows or whatever. The local news is the 10 o'clock news.

I don't know about a show jumping a show, but I would like to jump Lea Michele. And Heather Morris. And Dianna Agron. And Naya Rivera.

I also am from Kansas City.

I liked "The Cul de Sac Neighborhood". It is kind of redundant, has foreign words, and is really bland despite having the word "sac" in it.