I always thought Victoria was a really hot name, so the fact that George was able to meet a Victoria really sold his success for me.

Jason Segal was also about 30 lbs thinner and had better hair in season 2.

and Mitt Romney.

We achieved some great learnings from this thread and are ready to take this project to the next level.

Dickie is an interesting character. On the one hand, he is obviously smarter than Coover, especially in the short term. He's more saavy about what would be a good idea and what wouldn't be a good idea from a tactical standpoint. But strategically, he's dumber than Coover.

If you're at close range you need more accuracy, because the pellet spread doesn't have time to fly very far away from the aiming point.

I love a good Canteent Lunch in the Alley lunch.

It sounds like Carol of Black Pike is someone who closes deals. As such, I think she would definitely know the limitations and expectations of what her parent company wants out of the land and the deal. Which means I think that is more of a show oversight decision for dramatic effect than something we can really chalk…

*Punches Bart in the gut*

According to Kent Brockman, it's only the gays and Italians can't be Irish on St. Patricks day.

I felt like a f-ing tourist in NY last year after going to a broadway show … my wife and I stopped by a bakery and ate a black-and-white.

@ Guy Gilmore

Because everyone knows Ryan Atwood married Taylor and went to Berkeley and became an architect or engineer or some other shit.

I agree with the Katy lovers. It may not be the awesomest music ever put out, but it's damn good pop. One of my favorites of hers is the song "Last Friday Night" from her most recent album:

We need some more secret sauce.
Put this mayonaise in the sun.

Can we trust Bermuda?

This ep was actually good
I vehemently disagree with the C- rating and your assertion that this was overal one of the worst episodes of the season.

How would you all feel if Penny's acting career started to actually be successful?

I use an occasional exclamation point in prose within e-mails, always when I want to sound nice/excited about someone else's accomplishment or idea, especially if I'm criticizing it or something like that.

Uh - people who are not writers in a corporate setting love exclamation points. I have to remove about 15 per day from some of the crap that floats across my desk for approval.