dude, I can't give you specifics. it's been twenty years. the guy
stumbles and falls forehead first into the corner of the glass coffee table.

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yeah, that people think Phillip would relate a story to his daughter about how this one time his mom had to whore herself out to obtain the rest of her son's rake-making wages, and as an example of her "strength" to boot, is ridiculous.

yes, that clip was just to bring the audience up to speed.

I remember a really bad TV movie he starred in where he played a violent stalker to Brooke Shields. very bizarre.

she is a spy. feelings are a liability. she knows this.

seriously, I've never wanted to punch her as hard as I did this episode.

or the coffee table accident in Lost Highway.

that was a funny bit of realism. I can totally see my 17 year old smart-ass nephew saying that to his mom.

really? the entire time all I could think of was how annoying her meltdown was considering it's all entirely her fault. she had no right to be angry at her parents.

"my wife is a pug owner."

his poor parents.

these reviewers just love to reach.

yep. total misread by the reviewer.

ugh. I realize that like Parks and Rec's Councilman Jamm, he is supposed to be an asshole, but I really don't need anymore exposure to that character.

yep. I'm with Kent. religion is nothing but irrational superstition, and should be consigned to the dustbin of history. why it still holds on to this day, I'll never understand.

and of course he had a cat. aloof. no dogs in that house.

"eternity-spanning"

not just people. you people.

Benny Stills