Don't stop!  Beliebin'!

yeah but Homer's bald.  That's WAY more important than drawing any character parallels which might require thought or attention from the viewer (or writer, for that matter).

I like Craig Ferguson.  His stupid sidekick is a robot skeleton.  Although I liked the sidekick better when he could only say four programmed phrases.

SisterMaryFrancis see also: Kim Jong-il's theme song, "No Motherland Without You".

So, looking at water gives a sense of connection to the world, but being touched by a creature in the water is unbearably creepy.

ah, well, that helps. He only cares about very current stuff. Thanks kates254

I read it

That was confusing for me.  I thought Schmidt knew everything there is to know about clothing. It was definitely funny, but it made no sense.

It would be perfectly plausible in NY or CT

looks fine to me

Here's my rule: if I heard of if before seeing the Burton movie, I don't like Burton's version.  It applies across the board for me and it's kind of amazing.  I didn't like Sleepy Hollow, I did like Sweeney Todd.  I didn't like Batman, although I am willing to give it another chance someday.  Mars Attacks and Ed Wood…

"You couldn't move the TV away from the TV outlet"
I just use rabbit ears, so yeah, I can.  Took me a while to figure out wtf a "TV outlet" even is.

You still have expectations of The Simpsons.  *Nelson laugh*

He looks like Kenny "The Real" Kramer

Tito Jackson is unavailable, but I can arrange for Tito Puente & His Latin Jazz Ensemble to appear in an upcoming season of the music competition show of your choice.

Gang-Nam style

It's so, so easy to put that all together.  His family treats him like shit?  That's why he's an angry, manipulative person who is trying to be in control and loved.  Doesn't mean he can never be sympathetic.

It's so, so easy to put that all together.  His family treats him like shit?  That's why he's an angry, manipulative person who is trying to be in control and loved.  Doesn't mean he can never be sympathetic.

I don't know.  I can see the point, but I've never had cable, and I didn't get onto Netflix until I could get streaming only (relatively recently).  So I've been very susceptible to the addictive nature of these quality shows, Mrs stake even more so and we do consume them in big chunks.  Maybe I am a more careful…

Maybe I am seeing something that isn't there, but I like the handling of Andy.  Despite all of the show's faults, I think this is not one.  If that's an accident, it's a remakably long-running one.