Paul never said the Jews killed Jesus either. You can actually get that idea more from the Gospels than from Paul. He certainly does not say it in the linked passage above.

Wait, really?

She has to be the most Teflon-y person alive today and possibly ever. She told a sexual assault story about someone who was apparently a composite (at best) but shared a name and some (not all) defining characteristics with a real person. She narrowly avoided a lawsuit, had to agree to change the name, but then moved…

I could forgive/ignore this error when it was just an offhand remark in The Hater, but the actual review should have a higher standard.

I guess my final verdict on this show is that I forgot it was even on last night, and nothing I have seen here makes me want to look it up on Hulu or OnDemand (except maybe the apparent scene of Carol forcing a cow to live inside a house).

This may actually be correct.

This is true in many U.S. schools as well.

The story is pretty incomprehensible even if you do listen to it.

I think Pogs are mostly remembered because of that line. ALF himself actually had more of a lasting cultural memory than Pogs did.

I actually find both characters to be among the lesser ones. (Tammy is OK, but maybe not in back-to-back episodes.)

Oh, I actually like Louise having some degree of conscience. (And the previous episode, where she had one, was maybe my favorite of the year, although not necessarily for that reason.) I think my main problem with this one is that I don't really care for Mr. Frond as a character.

I agree that Carol has consistently had nice clothes.

Phil hardly even seems like the same character anymore,

I actually thought this was the weakest episode in a long time. Very few laughs for me. (Teddy was great as usual, though.) Last week was the A for me. Also, I thought the magazine girl was Maria Bamford, but apparently it was not.

He says his name is William, but I'm sure he's Bill or Billy or Mac or Buddy, and he's plain ugly to me, and I wonder if he's ever had a day of fun in his whole life.

Renée Zellweger, Pink, and Zooey Deschanel are all proposed leads that I remember. (I think at one time Zellweger and Pink were dueling projects!)

Upvoted for calling Schaal "Louise."

It looks as if Ms. Schaefer won't be able to watch the NCAA Tournament in peace.

I pick up the guitar and I throw it to Naturally?

Some people die quietly and inconspicuously, but Zevon certainly did not.