"With as little fanfare as humanly possible, so as not to appear crass, Maya has been transformed into the protagonist of a revenge movie."This is the point. The point is that Maya isn't the only person who wants personal revenge on UBL. So many Americans did, and you're supposed to be reminded of that by the opening…

Just Heems. Not Das Racist. Though we only got the break-up confirmed/announced recently, they've been on solo careers for almost a year now. This album doesn't feature Das Racist, it features Heems.

Just Heems. Not Das Racist. Though we only got the break-up confirmed/announced recently, they've been on solo careers for almost a year now. This album doesn't feature Das Racist, it features Heems.

Where though, honestly? I will say that while the post is sincere, I'm not taking this *seriously*. That is, it's not like I'm shaking angry at my computer screen that a bunch of commenters are ganging up on a band I like. just shaking my head a bit and smirking. hey, how's this, we'll go off my avatar: I'm not a…

Where though, honestly? I will say that while the post is sincere, I'm not taking this *seriously*. That is, it's not like I'm shaking angry at my computer screen that a bunch of commenters are ganging up on a band I like. just shaking my head a bit and smirking. hey, how's this, we'll go off my avatar: I'm not a…

Don't know why journalists keep interpreting the letters incorrectly: the letters are both very clearly from Ellery. The first from Ellery to fans, the second from Ellery to Evans, Joe, and Tom. You can tell because the format of a letter is:
"[RECIPIENT]
[BODY]
[SENDER]"
the first letter has no specified recipient and is…

Don't know why journalists keep interpreting the letters incorrectly: the letters are both very clearly from Ellery. The first from Ellery to fans, the second from Ellery to Evans, Joe, and Tom. You can tell because the format of a letter is:
"[RECIPIENT]
[BODY]
[SENDER]"
the first letter has no specified recipient and is…

Let me also echo your lamenting our lack of Moranis today. I've just happened to see him in several films I've watched/rewatched this year (Little Shop among them, and it was my first time!), and I so badly wish I could see him in more. My high hopes are that he'll surprise us with a cameo alongside SCTV vets in a…

Let me also echo your lamenting our lack of Moranis today. I've just happened to see him in several films I've watched/rewatched this year (Little Shop among them, and it was my first time!), and I so badly wish I could see him in more. My high hopes are that he'll surprise us with a cameo alongside SCTV vets in a…

Hey, you guys aren't yet listening to Getting On with James Urbaniak apparently. Seriously get on it. Episodes are like 10 minutes long! And the consist of James Urbaniak playing different versions of himself narrating a short story. Dunno how that doesn't warrant an instant download.

Hey, you guys aren't yet listening to Getting On with James Urbaniak apparently. Seriously get on it. Episodes are like 10 minutes long! And the consist of James Urbaniak playing different versions of himself narrating a short story. Dunno how that doesn't warrant an instant download.

Great episode. The last half was anticlimactic (if fun), but the first half was astounding. Looking back, I don't know that this show has had one *terrible* episode.

Ruined the scene? It made it a whole lot better for me. In fact, a chunk of the group I watched with was familiar with the Scrubs episode, which made us love the entire scene (especially Debbie) all the more. Props to Emma Kenney for a great crying scene, especially for a kid.

I just love how Jody's evolved from what seemed like a one-off joke to an extremely dumb but sweet character. He fits wonderfully.

I didn't dismiss the Doug/Brent team-up, I said it was because Brent is afraid of ghosts (though I'm not sure why he wants to continue now, maybe he's become truly curious about where Todd is, and it's a problem that that doesn't make much sense now). I didn't say Brent being afraid of ghosts gave him depth, I said it…

See, I think he THOUGHT he was lying, but in the end it will turn out he was being truthful about a lot of things on accident. My theory is that he doesn't yet know he's adopted.

I thought it was a funny episode with the sauce bit (and the Le Molecule interaction in general), but Todd didn't actually have a ton to do and the Brent/Whitney plot wasn't great. I did love Jon Hamm again. Him being so purely masculine makes his whimpering dog character here work that much better.

Wow. This is one of the worst reviews I have read on this site, mostly because you don't seem to follow the plot of the show. At all.

No one should even have to try you because it's widely agreed upon to be a fantastic show (in the periods you noted, at least).

"So far as subverting expectations goes, it wasn't a bad approach, but it didn't come across as especially funny, partly because the rich stiffs really were rich stiffs. They may have been nicer than most rich stiffs in sitcoms, but they were still boring as hell, and there was no indication they were meant to be…