He ran a bunch of magazine ads that prominently featured his SSN, too. I think at least one of then ran in Dragon Magazine, bizarrely enough.

I watched it just about every week, and I can't tell you a damn thing about it, other than Gerald McRaney was presumably both a major and a dad.

The characters here don't really work on commission, either. The $100 was a one-time bonus/incentive for whichever team won the competition. Normally they're all standard hourly employees, save management.

The platform was more Dropbox-meets-Bittorrent, going by Richard's explanation of it in the previous episode.

I think we're at 13 films, if we're only counting the ones that've actually been released. 3 Cap, 3 Iron Man, 2 Thor and 2 Avengers films; plus Guardians of the Galaxy, Ant Man, and Incredible Hulk.

An East Asian actress popped up in one S5 episode as a Priestess of R'hllor, so there is presumably an East Asian analogue *somewhere* in that world.

This. As a queer woman with PTSD, I saw the latter reflected in Elsa's behavior, not the former.

It's definitely the latter. I can't stand a lot of the newer IPAs for that reason. Until the breweries stop with their ridiculous "bitterer than the bitterest bitter TIMES INFINITY" shtick, IPAs are a style that I'll continue to sidestep happily.

All the damn time. I've been hearing it fairly consistently since I was a little kid, usually from older men. I've been lucky to not get much of the other street harassment, but that one's always been a constant.

The Good Guys, with Colin Hanks and Bradley Whitford? It was a spoof of buddy cop shows done by the people behind Burn Notice.

Absolutely. Watched 30 Days, The Riches, Terriers, and Justified (before they all ended), plus Sunny (before the channel hop). Currently watching Fargo and Archer, and am eagerly awaiting Y: The Last Man.

As per Incredible Hulk, Bruce can't father children because he can't have sex. His heart rate skyrockets during foreplay, and he's in serious danger of Hulking out should he go any further.

They do mention the Bulletin as being in deep financial trouble. I wouldn't be surprised if that tidbit leads into Urich working for the Bugle, either through acquisition or the Bulletin finally folding.

This was a truly fantastic episode. The Charlie-centric episodes are consistently some of my favorites, and this was no exception. Instant classic, and easily in my top 5 all-time favorite Sunny episodes.

Howerton said he was misquoted, and all the "last season" remarks were in reference to Sunny only being contacted for 10 seasons at the time. The show is currently contracted for 12 seasons:
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"I have feelings every single day of my life. Are you saying you don't have feelings?"

Kaitlin Olson making ostrich sounds will never not be funny.

Dennis and Dee Go On Welfare was my favorite for a long time, but The Gang Tries Desperately To Win An Award might be edging it out. I also have a soft spot for Mac And Dennis: Manhunters.

"The actual artists are the story's pawns"

Seriously? Kelly McGann = Megyn Kelly. They literally could not have made it any more obvious.