Seriously, a national treasure.  There's no "we need a Stephen Root type" casting call because this guy switches from extremely low status (Milton, gay vampire, Bill) to high status (Jimmy James, federal judge). 

They are drowning in hot snish.

A politically-active Republican actor in California becoming president?  Where do they get this stuff?!

I hope Hanna isn't the wave of the action future, good grief.  I don't need to see a remake of Run Lola Run followed by a pubescent girl walking around northern Africa for an hour chased by a mustache-twirling gay cliche.  But speaking of early-90s action, I watched Speed recently and man does that hold up.  Everyone…

No one wants to see that much nose-picking and boob-squeezing.

He was born in 1984, written for three shows and created the humblebrag. His self-esteem is probably FINE.

Lawyers will watch anything. But if you recommended a medical show to a medical professional with "and the medical stuff it does is sophisticated and gets certain things more right than any other medical show" but they tuned in and a major character had his cancer cured by homeopathy, that might be the last episode…

Should been something about Han Solo, right?

For a show that's pretty legally sophisticated, the non-lawyer thing is a real sore thumb sticking out.  I feel like I have to mention it to lawyers when I recommend the show so it doesn't completely turn them off.

Laughed a lot A++

I found out about TRL from the newspaper.  I felt at the time that it marked a pretty definite difference between Gen X and whatever followed — Gen Y, I guess.

THANK YOU!

Someone please read this more than two days later and tell me who played Liz's new best friend from the 18th St B&N?!  It's driving me crazy!

Like maybe she just had a baby?

Captain…Captain, he's turning.

This.  I think TJ Miller is a talented guy and probably, in person, an enormous misogynist douchebag (from what I've heard from people who do know him).  I'm surprised he was sober enough to write what he did.  But he's been a standup for awhile; he's been in comedy a long time in Chicago, NY and LA. He's not a random…

Yeah, I remember Apt 2F being a sitcom with Portia De Rossi.  

I gave him the side-eye for a long time because I really really hated his improv group.  But I can't dislike this guy!  Works hard, super positive…not even any av commenters have given him shit so far! Damn he and Adam Pally have really won me over.

He's a total weirdo with a violent past, but there's gotta be like 10,000 of those for every one that can premeditatedly kill three kids, including one of their own.  "Weirdo whose kid was murdered" is sufficient explanation for pretty much all his behavior; it doesn't have any probative value for whether he was…

I'm surprised no one had heard of an Alford plea.  I haven't practiced anywhere near Arkansas, but I think it might be misleading to characterize it as obscure.