It's not recommended to sleep in the same bed with your baby, but it's not all that uncommon either. 

Yeah…that kind of explains a lot

That's a great observation re. the quality of season 4. I don't think Cougar Town has lost too much in the transition.

Also Jack Benny, George Burns, Gary Shandling …

I read one review that called Frank Ocean one of the best r&b singers of all time, which led me to believe said reviewer isn't overly familiar with the works of Curtis Mayfield, Marvin Gaye, etc. etc. There does seem to be a tendency these days to overpraise. Skyfall can't just be a good Bond film, it has to be the…

I've been meaning to watch the Guild for quite awhile now…

I dunno, I kinda liked the idea of Felicia Day as a female horndog. Certainly see enough of the male variety on network television.

I'll double that Hell Yeah for Steve Gerber. A true comic-book genius!!

I'm enjoying this show much ore than I expected so far

Well said. Fourth Doctor was no whiner…

Now THAT was a super-hero show.

Haven has its ups and downs but on the whole I find it more enjoyable than Warehouse 13. Losing Alphas, however, is a real shame.

Is everyone here too young to get the Shazam/Isis reference? It was a live-action adaptation of the original, Golden Age Captain Marvel and a Wonder Woman analogue based on the Egyptian Goddess Isis: 100 percent awesome as Archer said!

SMG is the mom!

SMG is the mom!

Carpenters' Christmas Portrait is a great -albeit somewhat depressing given Karen Carpenter's always melancholy voice - XMAS album, or at least it was until her brother remixed it into an overblown symphony that was combined with a later album …

Carpenters' Christmas Portrait is a great -albeit somewhat depressing given Karen Carpenter's always melancholy voice - XMAS album, or at least it was until her brother remixed it into an overblown symphony that was combined with a later album …

Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) is one of the greatest songs of the rock 'n' roll era, period. Especially when it's sung over a Spector arrangement by the great Darlene Love

Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) is one of the greatest songs of the rock 'n' roll era, period. Especially when it's sung over a Spector arrangement by the great Darlene Love

Sounds like you've got a good plan there.