"Good for her!" - The American People

"I just blue myself"

Me too. Although I don't know how Peter Weir would put it together seeing as how high in demand Paul Bettany and Russell Crowe are these days . . .

Maybe like a few 100 people (perhaps 1000?) were actually angered by this. That constitutes a "controversy" I guess.

"Sam Seaborn is the reluctant 'lone Democrat' staffer in a Republican Controlled White House. The President is a domestic fiscal conservative but hawkish on foreign policy. Seaborn was hired to play devil's advocate for most of the administrations decisions, but generally gets ignored. This has left him him jaded and…

The American people calmly say, "no" but in a manner that suggests if the subject is brought up again, there will probably be shouting.

I don't hate this movie, but I also don't like it all that much.  The movie is such an odd mix of both truthful and phony sentiments. On the one hand, I like that while most adults might roll their eyes at teenage angst, Chbosky recognizes it still feels real and relevant to adolescents. However, the film isn't all…

As sanctimonious as 'The Newsroom' is, the show's depiction of the Romney campaign's generic non-answers to serious questions isn't inaccurate.

I know one person who is. She means well.

* cue 'Won't Get Fooled Again'

Those Europeans love cartoon penis.

Ah yes . . . The last word that produces audible gasps from people.

If they don't hear the word, that means it's not real.

"Quick correction: Jimmy Smits didn't appear on NYPD Blue until the second season; that was David Caruso's ass."

Hear, hear. On a similar note, I hope that we get a gay/lesbian themed 'Watch This' week sometime soon.

Reverse hammer racism.

Incest for the Wincest!

Yeah just because the two are 'spyish' or whatever doesn't mean they are the same thing. They are wildly different shows in terms of their themes and characters.

"Saul's Beard is Back" is, coincidentally, the title of the Season 3 premier.

"Homeland": Its basically just a fancy "24" at this point.