If she's not going to be playing MY love interest, any outcome is basically heart-breaking.

"Yes, I know, Ned dear. But you should take out the garbage anyways."

This is unbelievable. "The group is now, finally, its own study room table." What a perfect fucking ending to the Greendale saga. Bravo.

I can see him leaping in to save the group at a critical moment, and starting to give a moving speech about how the group helped him turn his life around (after destroying it)… and then getting shot, flipping out, and leaping off screaming into the vents, never to be seen again or only to be seen in a credits aside…

And, if I'm understanding the timeline correctly, it adds a new layer without really explaining the old one. The old question was, what turned Kalinda from a bored housewife into a kickass investigator? Now, we're tracing what turned Kalinda from a semi-battered, semi-BDSM loving wife into a bored housewife, without…

Well, what are you waiting for?

Was in New Orleans over the weekend. I'm actually kind of glad to not be around for this game. Y'all crazy.

This is going to be such a weird year in the MLB. We're facing a very real possibility of Washington-Cincinnati and Detroit-Baltimore in the LCS. It's like… I don't know, the mid-70s, except with a franchise in D.C.?

I'm pretty new here, but has there been much spam on this board?

For me, indifference is worse. This one really just reeked of "we are completely out of ideas." I mean, even more so than most Simpsons in recent seasons.

Watched the Chicago Fire pilot on Hulu tonight, and I wanted to offer a Public Service Announcement.

The set endpoint has really motivated them to actually start thinking again. About time.

Replace them with Big 12 games. The WVU-Baylor showdown last week was quite possibly the most exciting football game I've ever seen that neither Matt Saracen nor Tom Brady was involved in.

They do Coldplay really, really well.

They do Coldplay really, really well.

Yeah… ::sigh::

Yeah… ::sigh::

I'd be willing to bet a lot the answer is budgetary. It's the sort of show that probably would be better positioned to succeed on cable, but can only get the financial resources to work the locations, multiple sets, submarine scenes, etc on network.

I'd be willing to bet a lot the answer is budgetary. It's the sort of show that probably would be better positioned to succeed on cable, but can only get the financial resources to work the locations, multiple sets, submarine scenes, etc on network.

Love the Stand reference. Is Revolution worth getting into? The pilot annoyed the hell out of me, but I figure I'm going to let a bunch of episodes pile up on Hulu and check back in at midseason to see if it's worth picking up.