The latest WSGLL, with PFT is a gem, naturally.

Don't be funny like THAT.

Bust out my nips!!

Wow, outdated can take so many forms. What's next, a blockbuster about a black kid, . . . who goes to college!!!

Biya-eeeeeyay-iiitttttch, puh-lease!!!

In a word, . . . tumescent.

Weirdly, the hardest I laughed was Brody's 'you know me. . . I'm loosey goosey, . . . and it's hurt me.'

Vast improvement. Still not a big fan of Leggero's too on-the-nose quips about how rich they are, but the rest had me chuckling on the reg.

I try to put the best spin on it, and think that Amy is paying tribute to Harris Wittels with a prolonged and massive humblebrag.

The toughest part of this is the real life part. It's tough to overlook, knowing that Patrick Dempsey wanted out of the show to devote his attention to auto racing, Shonda wrote his character out in an AUTO WRECK.

1. Munny
2. 'Deserve's got nothing to do with it.'

I find myself more and more drawn to pop culture I'm 'ideologically opposed' to, though I prefer 'with which I disagree,' as I define myself more as a person with my own point of view than a person who dislikes or opposes the points of view of others.

H.E.R.B.

He should have said it was gonna be a gift for a gay wedding.

So, Cam's a lobber.

"The Americansisn’t watched by many—and their numbers do not include the people who hand out major television awards—so a fourth season of the show was far from guaranteed. "

Reminds me of the blooper reel from Fringe. John Noble keeps shaking an 'instrument' trying to get it to work and saying that the batteries are 'flat.'
And Pacey keeps deadpanning 'Nope, this is America. Start over.'

I was thinking Benson Interruption 'Prime,' but sure.

I'm curious whether Paige's dilemma will be capitalism versus communism or Christianity versus atheism.

To be fair, there. The movie covered several years, and Ms. Ward struck me as a mother clinging to her youth despite a hard Southie upbringing.