"I don't think it's unreasonable to think that similar rules would apply to non-athletic school clubs. . ."

Yeah,

The storytelling reminds me a lot of the decompression trend in comic books, where stories that used to take an issue or two are now six part arcs.

Damn You, and your happy mustached face, Cleveland Brown.
I wasn't even in the room when The Cleveland Show was on but could hear the theme song which is now stuck in my head.

She was Charlie, the girl Hiro failed to save from Sylar.

Then watch the video in a mirror.

There's nothing wrong with a good(bad) revenge movie, but his motivation doesn't make any sense. Now, if the Foxx character had given both criminals a slap on the wrist to further his own career, or if one of them had connections that let them go free, there might be something.

"I hope he comes back… AS A ZOMBIE!!!!"

A PLEDGE PIN?!? ON YOUR UNIFORM!?!

That the lips of the characters in the game moved in sync with what the players were saying just added another layer of the unrealistic.

I took "You're good. Get better." as teelling Peggy's that she should get to a point where she'd be a no-brainer for the Hilton account and they'd be asking for her. Which, compared to her competition, she should be already.

No, just an odd fetish.

As always,
The lesson is to make sure that no one's brought a tractor into a high-rise office building before you cavalierly tell the staff to enjoy the liquor and delicatessen.

"And also, I can't imagine anything can justify keeping Lois on, no more Lois. "

Is the "Double Down" really a sandwich or something that marketing decided would fail as "KFC Kordon Bleu" and decided to change into a hand-food for "Look at this new excess! Taste what people are offended about!" buzz?

I thought that Gene brought steaks?

So you're saying next time, Peggy should go to an oyster bar?

""Why did you buy Sterling Cooper?" "I don't know." Just kinda pissed me off. I loved the season premier, but this was a step back for me."

What if Dylan sang in the voice he used on Lay Lady Lay? Can he even do that voice anymore?

Mountain Lions, starring Lisa Kudrow.
The quirkiest Friends alum joins in the cougar craze as a quirky divorcee living in Boulder, CO. She and her band of stock character housewives spend their days fantasizing about young men on the CU campus, until they day Leah (Kudrow) meets Logan, a handsome football player,…