Let me guess, phone sex?

They did when I was in high school, but that was more than 20 years ago. I think someone eventually suggested that they rename it.

The wagon circling and circle jerking in the comedy world is a bit baffling. Surely they're not all sucking each other's dicks as much as they appear to be.

Yeah, I merely disliked him before, but after he made a movie in which he basically treats religious people like animals to be mocked in a zoo, that dislike upgraded to loathing. That loathing increases whenever one of my atheist friends talks about "Religulous" like it's some sort of brilliant social commentary.

I did not know before that Bill Maher wrote a novel, and I'm sorry that I do now.

Even just seeing ads for "Gypsy Sisters" and "My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding" sets my teeth on edge. What about any of these people makes for good television? All I see is ignorant trash screaming at each other, or at least, actors portraying ignorant trash. What is this an "honest" look at, horrible people? Most…

I grew up in the part of southern New Jersey that no one really talks about, right outside the Pine Barrens, where there's a very large redneck contingency. One of the biggest social events in the town I graduated high school in was called the Jizzmasters, and despite that questionable name, it was a bass fishing…

The orange-and-yellow knit cap—a mom-made gift to Adam Baldwin’s tough guy character, seen briefly in a single episode that didn't even make it to air

We should probably throw "Hey Joe" in there for good measure.

This will be tasteful.

Eh, she's ok, though I can't help being amused at Hollywood and the media patting themselves on the back for finally acknowledging that fat women are human beings.

The Big Wedding should have been given its own index, rating from "completely intolerable" to "satanic."

I was thinking more that it was a reimagining of Drop Dead Fred, as part of the ceaseless wave of 90s nostalgia.

Maybe you should try disguising it as a giant joint, or inside a pizza.

Eh, I'm busy that week.

Despite its amusing premise, I now hate Idiocracy due to how many people on my Facebook feed think they're being clever by pointing out some stupid pop culture thing as "proof that we're turning into an Idiocracy!"

**sigh**

So to be a terrible person then, basically?

That is a wonderful human being, and I hope we hear more from him.

Yeah, they're "America's Favorite Married Couple" just as much as Jon and Kate Plus 8 were "America's Favorite Family." I find these claims dubious at best.