She's a scrapper and we didn't see her drown.  I say she jumped off the boat and then acted her way into getting Big Jim to think she would drown. She lives!

"In the future?"

I don't think for a minute that she's dead.  She's a scrapper, a survivor, a person full of secrets.  She jumped off the boat.  I actually said to Big Jim, "If you want her dead, run over her head." Then I laughed at another rhyme wasted.

By not showing the audience, I think "Stop Making Sense" really captures the show the way David Byrne intended it: completely from the audience's perspective.  I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the film when it came out.

ohh, I love the feel of stubble…

and you liked it!

I'm sorry but as a Michigander (and a Detroiter at that!), by law I must strenuously object to any attempt to slander Kid Rock's good name. With that said, if Kid Rock is recommended then we are surely scraping the bottom of the proverbial barrel for TV show ideas.  I mean that in the nicest way.

….shopping

Is that what kids are calling them now?

She did say the menu would only feature a couple of things. So there's that.

Sidney Clute was my neighbor in the California Venice canals in the early 80s.  He was a quiet guy and we found out he was a character actor on a whole slur of TV shows.  When he was unable to film episodes due to his illness and even after he passed away, the producers kept his name in the credits.  It's one of those…

Natalie Woods was at the height of her hotness in "The Great Race". I love that movie.

I politely checked for someone else's response to the query before just posting what you had posted.  Yes, SHED is so much smaller on the outside.

I watched Avatar: The Last Airbender and had to drag a few of the youngins into the room to watch it.  Now it's a family event. With Korra, I watched the premiere, missed a whole bunch of episodes but since seeing the season finale, I went back and watched the whole season. I like the story arcs.

P&F rule.  There is none higher. Now if I can only convince the kids that this is true. :)

It was Kove's "Burn Book" a la "Mean Girls" not her Black Book.  This episode was packed with so many references and parodies, I'm sure I missed most of them.  I'll see if a rewatching helps. 

Thanks to my high school years of the mid 70s in Detroit, where I tried to fit in with the fashions (disco-driven), today I won't even consider wearing any clothing containing polyester.  I think I'm getting hives just for having thought about it.  Ironically, I mostly wore earthtone colors of brown and green.

Maybe they're meant to be Doctor Who references.

I like watching her skirt length seemingly changing from scene to scene, I'm sure they have something planned for her character.

You saw it too?  I thought I had imagined the whole thing.