He's black, NBC.  Very proud, like peacocks.  Right Janet?

I have fulfilled my internet nerd posting quota for the day - I may now go outside and play with the regular children.

This show is turning me into a heroine addict - if Kristen is the supervillain, then you can't help but love Brooke.

Ah, the HBO version.  Sign Lena Dunham to write it, and watch it win 31 Emmys.

Awful, awful show.  I wouldn't hire any of them to launder Diesel's trunks, let alone do the crappy jobs they were being given here.

And whatever it is that Barney does all day long

I don't know that he's best known for Patch Adams.

How many posts must an internet nerd parse
Before you can call him a nerd?

She might know how long peyote lasts.

One step closer to finally getting Bitch Hunter on TV…

I would watch the hell out of this.

I would watch a CBS sitcom starring Will Arnett as a former business executive turned stay at home dad for 3 mixed-race gay-bys.

Kind of feels that way, doesn't it?  Networks have let 40-50 much better shows die in the last 15 years with far less effort to save them than NBC is putting into keeping Maya Rudolph on the air.

I didn't feel like it.

The Homer talking beer bottle opener.  It got old fast.

Feels like I'm wearing nothing at all.
Nothing at all.
Nothing at all…

Ohh!  They drove a dump truck full of money up to my house!  I'm not made of stone!

How I Got Into College is one of those movies I remember watching when it ran ad nauseam on HBO back in the early 1990s.  It popped up again about 6 months ago and I saw it for the first time in forever - still funny.  I wish he'd had more to say about it here.

There were some really funny things in this episode, but all I could keep thinking was how much more I enjoyed the show when Andy wasn't around.

Man, I need sleep.  I read that as "equivalent of Bill Murray playing 'Monster Mash' on KBBL", and spent about 10 minutes trying to remember which Bill Murray movie that was.