He's making Whoopie.

Also, It's almost impossible to fathom that Alexis Bledel is now 31. That's just crazy.

It seems too early to get the announcement. But yeah, we are a couple of weeks before Bunheads joins the one-great-season-and-done club, or gets renewed to the melting cynical hearts of the twenty-something/sensible/straight/male and female audience of this fine website who will scream out of joy for more Ginny,…

I'm reading "The Big New Yorker Book of Dogs". Cute cover aside, it seems that the collection is a little more grounded, and it has stories from the usual suspects: Updike, Gladwell, et al. Hopefully it's a good read.

Isn't the stock photo above the cutest, prettiest photo of the Bunheads so far?

ER please!

Now we need a little bit of cat talk, and we are all set!

Hello, I'm a Ginny, but what are YOU?

Clyde for regular!

What happened?!

I liked Darking Duck better.

Miscavige ain't no Brigham Young, that's for sure.

Sigh… I'm not even gonna bother. On the other hand, this is probably the most polarizing episode of the season, thoughts?

To be honest I don't even care about Erin anymore.  There's something off about her character.  This show can't end soon enough.

To be honest I don't even care about Erin anymore.  There's something off about her character.  This show can't end soon enough.

I think the episode was a little better than the grade suggests.  Yes, mythology was completely ignored, but it was well made, and it still had some character analysis that was interesting to say the least. It's a B-

It's the best procedural in years. Which is both faint praise, and a call to lower your expectations. There's very little mythology so far, but if anything you might want to check it out, since Sherlock ain't coming back until 2045 or something.

It's Ray's last ride!™  Aren't you excited?! (sarcasm)

It's a dog that blogs. It's a shaggy dog story. It's delicious hate watching.

In full Bulgarian accent, if only to remind you that Nina Dobrev was actually born in Bulgaria.