I thought it was pretty realistic considering that she was upset after what Michael had just pulled in front of Kevin, and that she'd been waiting quite some time for Andy to ask her out.

Don't you mean, " . . . HEAR 'sitcom baby episode.'" ? I'm disappointed in you, Der Wanderer.

This sounds much more like some of the lesser groups of the hardcore Wizard Rock movement. But it has an advantage in being much more original.

Visually speaking,
this movie would be terrifying in 3-D. I'll be seeing it the normal, 2-D way. Also, I really like the visual interpretations of all the fantastical characters. And of course, the casting is packed with talent. This should be a very entertaining movie.

Visually speaking,
this movie would be terrifying in 3-D. I'll be seeing it the normal, 2-D way. Also, I really like the visual interpretations of all the fantastical characters. And of course, the casting is packed with talent. This should be a very entertaining movie.

Visually speaking,
this movie would be terrifying in 3-D. I'll be seeing it the normal, 2-D way. Also, I really like the visual interpretations of all the fantastical characters. And of course, the casting is packed with talent. This should be a very entertaining movie.

Visually speaking,
this movie would be terrifying in 3-D. I'll be seeing it the normal, 2-D way. Also, I really like the visual interpretations of all the fantastical characters. And of course, the casting is packed with talent. This should be a very entertaining movie.

After last week's painful awkwardness…
…this episode was just what this show needed.

I agree—Ryan just keeps getting more and more hipster and more and more evil. I kind of miss him as the newbie temp.

Of all the Beatles' post-Beatles solo work, I like George's the best (All Things Must Pass ROCKS), followed by Paul (especially "Live and Let Die" and "Uncle Albert"!), then John. All three are very enjoyable, though very different. Ringo… I do not have much respect for him as a musician, but some of his songs are…