I'm not saying he was a perfect journalist, but I do miss Russert's cherubic viciousness.

That sure didn't last long.

Oh, maybe. I'm not sure any of it was ban-worthy, though. Did Hot Saucerman put out a hit? Does this go all the way to the top?!

I'm not protesting it, it just feels more out of left field than the other two. Also I'm not a big Gregory fan. Maybe I am protesting it.

Guys why does David Gregory now have a podcast on Earwolf?

MacPhisto called it a corker!

… This was a joke, dude. Now I feel kind of bad?

Are you also battling the Earwolf fangirls or are we mostly just not speaking to each other?

I want to upvote this early and often.

"You know I've always reminded myself of Grace Kelly."

"Wow, how 'Sex And The City' are we right now? I'm Samantha, you're Charlotte, and you're the lady at home who watches it."

That poor teacup has been shattered and reassembled so many times. Now I'm just imagining Hugh Dancy and Jamie Dornan spending all of their time together on set discussing Gillian Anderson. That feels appropriate.

I am extremely partial to Mads, but after careful consideration I have to admit the role of Will is more complex, and Dancy killed it.

Every time Hugh does something new I have a brief image of Hannibal getting increasingly agitated in his Mikkelsenian microexpression-y way.

I haven't been keeping up with Stephen but this was perfect.

I'm going to be a completely shallow lady right now and say that peak Gabriel Byrne is about as gorgeous as a man is capable of being, especially if you are partial to the Irish. I also really loved his performance in In Treatment. Actually I loved everybody in In Treatment: Byrne, Josh Charles, Mia Wasikowska, etc.

I'm pretty sure that is going to happen since Paul still seems to be adamant about not hearing any songs from Hamilton.

I think Engineer Cody Cody was watching American Horror Story which is even worse.

That one UTU2TM where he suddenly decided that he absolutely hated the show and Adam was pretty great.

I forgot about the hypochondriac meter. Which by the way is still funny. Someone can be a hypochondriac and still die of a heart attack; that's called comedy.