@catgun, there's one in my building called that as well!

Not sure, but her younger brother definitely is now. He looks just like her (except, presumably, with a penis)

@avclub-4f019a407697cb5acd3e0152da729f28:disqus I did!

@avclub-cb7ba6ad33223f9797d3b2e936db9b47:disqus So true. I should have said this is the classic example of stichomythia in English, since obviously the truly classic examples are in Greek.

If PB is 18, then she is above the age of consent.

I have missed one:http://m.youtube.com/#/watc…

In my HS, each level of English was required to read at least one Shakespeare play per year (In the English class that corresponded with European history we read 3) and it was required every year for each student to take part in a Shakespeare recitation competition.

That scene is the classic example of stichomythia. I still remember the HS English class where we read this play and learned about this concept. So good!

He looks just like my ex who also used to/still does also sport a similar stache from time to time.

Especially Pride 10 years ago or more

That look was pseudo Needles and failed so hard.

That was my first thought! I was thinking her dress was made of Leslie Knope stuff and she was a Parks and Rec fan before I realized that the timeline doesn't add up at all.

They are making an Into the Woods movie. Meryl Streep is Bernadette Peters, supposedly.

It worked so well in the 2005 Broadway revival, but I agree depending on how you stage the show and what you emphasize, it can easily be left out for the better.

A Little Night Music is so wonderful. Sweeney Todd wins for me because it is so much closer to my own interests in theatre, but goddamn is ALNM awesome.

I completely agree, but the Broadway revival was so fantastic. It totally makes up for the completely forgettable movie.

Isn't Marta played by three actresses or is that other Marta just another one of Michael's girlfriends?

Seriously, can we get an interview with her agent? She has such an incredible track record that it's almost unbelievable, even considering her immense talents and seeming good nature.

Perhaps! I know I would definitely be copying and laminating receipts for that amount and putting them in fireproof cases.

Little stuff like this bothers me so much. Money is a real thing and the the utility of every dollar is way higher the poorer you are, and this obvious fact is almost always ignored in tv and film in ways that make everything seem too divorced from reality. The scene would have been so much better if the actor was…