Yeah, but then they might be thinking, "thanks for the dime moneybags" or even worse, the sound of the change is muffled by the paper money in the cup.

You ever put the money on the edge of the jar, show you're sure they'll catch site of it?

I'm slicker then George though. You have to keep your eyes up and on the counter person, that way you know to abort if they turn around.

I've pulled that George move once or twice. Drop some money in the tip jar, they don't see so I go back and do it again.

There has never been an age where that wasn't true for politicians.

I only watch it in reruns but it's really not that bad.

When 50 year old Dylan McDermott's sweet, sweet ass is the highlight of your million dollar project, you know you've gone awry somewhere.

Horrible. That was one of the most incompetent pieces of entertainment I've ever seen. And I'm including High School productions of the Pajama Game.

Ouch, a dubious honor.

Penn should play Harold Roarke and Teller should play Dominique in the remake of The Fountainhead.

Does Teller have political views? I think he just believes what Penn tells him to believe.

Not enough public fucking yet.

Not on your life, my Hindu friend!

Amber Heard. I haven't really noticed (too wrapped up the riveting story!) but she apparently hasn't given the best performance.

Coming soon to NBC - Shih tzus

It will live on in the stories we tell our children.

It's funny, on Mad Men, when Lane kept calling her his "chocolate bunny" it was both clear indication of how sad and delusional he was and the casual racism of the times. Here, chocolate bunny keeps getting used as some kind of positive.

- in a bedroom with basically see through doors 5 feet from their kids.

The right line for Dad in the truck would have been "Look after your older sisters virginity for me!"

I love this terrible show. They didn't air any coming attractions for next week, so I'm guessing this is the last we will see of it, but this is the most fun I've had on network television in a long time.