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James Allen
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"Commentary!"

I agree, this show has become yawn inducing. Sutter could write a book called How to Make 8 Lines of Dialogue take 10 Minutes

Putting aside the inapt comparison of flying a plane to performing on a stage, I'll answer your question as best I can. I can't speak for all actors, but I have performed on stage for over 20 years and have had stagefright to a pretty good degree. It was an outgrowth of my childhood shyness. For me, I wanted to

I hadn't really thought about it either until I saw her on 30 Rock, and then I thought, "Jan Hooks! Where has she been all these years?" Also I thought she didn't look too good, and I'm not just talking about her weight (which isn't alarming in and of itself.) I mean she was bright and funny as Verna, of course, but I

I like Pedrad very much, but this is pretty dire, even by present day SNL standards. (I'm assuming it was shown to a stone-faced dress rehearsal audience before it was cut from the show, so I guess the system works sometimes?)

Sine-aid O'Connor!

You ain't kidding, Shadow_play. It was bittersweet enough watching that after Hartman was gone, now it hits me like a ton of bricks.

I'm sure other caught this, but I like the little shout out to "More Crap" in the Lorde lyrics ("Push, ow hot!")

In my mind, unless a film is based on the screenplay of a previous film, you can't really call it a remake, now can you? In the case of the 2002 film, it was just a film based on the same source material, which happens all the time. (No one calls every version of Hamlet or The Great Gatsby a remake.)

Body of Christ
Sleek swimmer's body all muscled up an toned
Body of Christ
Oh what a body I wish I could call it my own.
Lord almighty
I've never be so enticed.
Oh I wish I could have the body of Christ.

Jenna side. Jenna side. I'm sorry, I don't hear it.

I loved how, like Jack, Elisa also called her "Lemon."

"I caught crabs in paradise,
And yes I mean both kinds of crabs"

It wouldn't be so bad if they just dealt for real with the relationships, but this show doesn't really have it in it to start going into darker territory like that. The Sheldon running away thing, which should've been a catalyst for some kind of change, has been essentially forgotten. Stuart taking over as the "man"

I think the Stuart and Debbie thing is a neat idea, but I agree: they have to start going somewhere with it.

I hope they buy a Bed and Breakfast and try to run it themselves. Imagine the hi-jinks!

They seem to cover practically everything on FX. (Except something like Anger Management)

"Oh good, a slumber party! We'll do makeovers, initiate phony phone calls, and have spirited pillow fights in our frilly nighties!"

I would think you'd file some kind of complaint with the local housing authority. You can easily assume the owner of the building has been fined, but depending on how well (or more likely, badly) the local authority works, you can probably avoid doing needed repairs for years. 10+ years to fix an elevator that in all

My plan was to kiss her with every lip on my face.