The Internet will push him to vote Trump soon enough.

Git 'im!

By some. By others, he'll be a tough man betrayed by the GOP.

But who could believe that a well-respected comedy show produced by Lorne Michaels and with a history of big (on-camera) guests could get Paul Thomas Anderson, who has mingled in the LA comedy scene for two decades and is basically-married to SNL alum Maya Rudolph, to record a few lines in a sound booth?

My guess is he's notified of some problems, then this scene where he 'motivates' Mendelsohn for 90 seconds, then maybe pop up in the last scene as he prepares to chase down R2.

What makes you think this isn't a character piece about a rebellious woman coming to terms with her dad and her responsibilities?

The bulk of it looks complete here. I'm guessing the real challenge is in engineering and calibrating the weapon.

You know what happens to Jyn Erso, Riz Ahmed, that weird looking pilot guy that's the romantic interest, Forrest Whitaker, the blind guy, the Alan Tudyk droid?

This… looked pretty corny. Also badass, but with some real corny reactions.

Why do people always forget "All About the Pentiums"?

He's not wrong.

Thanks! I recall seeing a still of that set-up and thinking it was a great idea for an episode. Think that'll be my dinner show.

I honestly could not figure out if they had cast Nancy Grace or an actress to play a Nancy Grace type.

Well, they know it can be done.

I've heard of cheese grating, but character grating?

I think I'm more than a season behind on this now, having stopped DVRing it a few weeks into Kid Cudi's reign. I figured I'd catch up when the episodes theoretically go up on Netflix 6 months later, and then never followed up. Any classic eps I should seek out on Netflix?

It's the only way to look at it, if you want to ward off insanity.

Good for him.

I've never heard of this character before, and the description left me with only one question: does she womp up the jamz?

Yes. It's really the only worthwhile section left on this site. Unless we count O'Neal newswires as its own section.