Yeah, that was not consistent with Dwight's - I am as weird as you think I am - personal history.  That episode when Dwight took Roy down, among others eps, to me made Dwight seem like - maybe he is a jackass, but he's also true to himself.  So being told to chop off her hand, under Sharia law - Okay, back up, Dwight…

For Our Consideration:  How Up All Night is neither funny nor insulting, neither clever nor stupid, neither offensive nor interesting.  It's not good, but it's not horrible.  It doesn't have a laugh track or a live audience, but it barely has a live cast, either.  The only thing I can say about this show is that the…

For Our Consideration:  How Up All Night is neither funny nor insulting, neither clever nor stupid, neither offensive nor interesting.  It's not good, but it's not horrible.  It doesn't have a laugh track or a live audience, but it barely has a live cast, either.  The only thing I can say about this show is that the…

I can't believe this show is still on.  What is it about shows where the couples hate each other?  Will Arnett sure has some ropey, accentuated tendons in his arms, doesn't he? 

I can't believe this show is still on.  What is it about shows where the couples hate each other?  Will Arnett sure has some ropey, accentuated tendons in his arms, doesn't he? 

Yeah, that was a real Hail Mary Pass kind of thing with Nina.  "Don't Die!"  - Like, sorry, it's going to take more than will power to reassemble my guts and bones…  I felt bad for everyone there.  And Dani sent her feelings - I guess that was what happened - into Nina at the time, so not only was it not going to work…

Yeah, that was a real Hail Mary Pass kind of thing with Nina.  "Don't Die!"  - Like, sorry, it's going to take more than will power to reassemble my guts and bones…  I felt bad for everyone there.  And Dani sent her feelings - I guess that was what happened - into Nina at the time, so not only was it not going to work…

I'll never get the Paz Hate.  The character, sure, but she grew on me when she became vulnerable all of a sudden.  But man, that body, those legs, I think she has a gorgeous Vampirella kind of face.  That said, Meg Steedle has that special something, that X factor, that "This is the girl," thing. 

I'll never get the Paz Hate.  The character, sure, but she grew on me when she became vulnerable all of a sudden.  But man, that body, those legs, I think she has a gorgeous Vampirella kind of face.  That said, Meg Steedle has that special something, that X factor, that "This is the girl," thing. 

1.  I hate your name.  2.  Maybelle was pretty much protected from Chalky's livelihood, but kids know/hear things.  So what she wants is her imaginary version of her father. 

1.  I hate your name.  2.  Maybelle was pretty much protected from Chalky's livelihood, but kids know/hear things.  So what she wants is her imaginary version of her father. 

I'm Old Craig!

I'm Old Craig!

That is one  chatty-assed, disect it all to death, write up!  You didn't even mention any of the funny parts, like Angela  interviewing possible cat adopters, or the slack line, or the bike on a high wire plan - with duct tape on it, or Creed's closing narration.  This is the kind of  review white guys with dreadlocks…

That is one  chatty-assed, disect it all to death, write up!  You didn't even mention any of the funny parts, like Angela  interviewing possible cat adopters, or the slack line, or the bike on a high wire plan - with duct tape on it, or Creed's closing narration.  This is the kind of  review white guys with dreadlocks…

Was he a war "criminal" or a villain, a betrayer of his plant's version of the Hippocratic oath to firs, do no harm?  I don't think he was held accountable except by the one cyborg who hunted down all of his colleagues.

Was he a war "criminal" or a villain, a betrayer of his plant's version of the Hippocratic oath to firs, do no harm?  I don't think he was held accountable except by the one cyborg who hunted down all of his colleagues.

I think it was just part of the story.  Richard wouldn't need to avenge Jimmy.  But Angela, with her DiCirico meets Magritte loneliness, she deserved way better than she got, by everybody, and Richard did right by her.  I love that guy.

I think it was just part of the story.  Richard wouldn't need to avenge Jimmy.  But Angela, with her DiCirico meets Magritte loneliness, she deserved way better than she got, by everybody, and Richard did right by her.  I love that guy.

My son is visiting, and is only quasi familiar with the show, living on a student budget that doesn't afford HBO.  I reminded him that William Forsythe was Flat Top in Dick Tracy.  I said, yeah, he's a hard core Jewish Mafia gangster on here,  He's pure evil, but there's something real warm about him, too.  I really…