he was also Ava's lover (lovahhh?) Julian on Up All Night, back when it was trying to be good.

having actually worked on a documentary crew, you do get involved with people to different degrees. Some you would want to hug, some you enjoy the Schadenfreude.

having actually worked on a documentary crew, you do get involved with people to different degrees. Some you would want to hug, some you enjoy the Schadenfreude.

agreed, she was heartbreakingly realistic. Unfortunately, I've had that fight before and, wow. she nailed it.

agreed, she was heartbreakingly realistic. Unfortunately, I've had that fight before and, wow. she nailed it.

this is so difficult, but Phil Jupitus, Rob Brydon and Clive Anderson, though Sean Locke and Bill Bailey are brilliant on the show.

aha…. shades of The Very Bad Thing.

this review is tedious (how can someone "not seem themselves" when they are being introduced for the first time?), but please,do  jump into Peep Show. Mark and Jez are extremely unlikeable people and yet you'll find yourself uncomfortably identifying with them. Hilarious show.

three shots of Halle Berry and counting..

I think she'll be gone.

I think she'll be gone.

the team names are cringe-worthy.

I wish you could all catch a few minutes of the comic stylings of my semi-dour Danish software engineer husband doing his Michael and Nina back-and-forth. It contains a few "you look like an explosion at a herring cannery" bon mots and always ends with his Nina saying "I question your taste level" as she holds the…

I like that, too. We shall see if Mary Worth makes an appearance in Season 5.

I like that, too. We shall see if Mary Worth makes an appearance in Season 5.

I'd like the show to acknowlege that Mitch and Cam have an upstairs.

I'd like the show to acknowlege that Mitch and Cam have an upstairs.

relax, Francis. It has been 35+ years since Jay has lived with a baby, and this is probably the first time he has, in his new sorta open-minded, gay-tolerant second-chance days, has paid any attention to an infant.

"there won't be a dry eye in the house", commonly said about great theatre performances.

Quarterflash!