It's a matter of judgment, which is why I want to know the reasons for his or her preference. I want someone who makes informed, rational decisions based on accurate information.

Adding episodes to a season order after the season has started happens all the time on broadcast network TV, but I've never heard of it for a cable show.

If you're at least a casual Archer fan and If the idea of a tribute to noir appeals to you, it's worth it just for the visuals. Set your excitement level at moderate.

Network Ratings Roundup (Wednesday edition):

If she's appalled by less-than-ideal naked bodies, maybe she shouldn't go to public locker rooms, which are not exactly the grotto at the Playboy Mansion.

Or test scenarios using the wagering calculator on j-archive. Or even just read this daily thread, if I say so myself.

True, and it was the right move to make. Doesn't make seeing a intentionally goofy game show airing right before the most serious, downbeat drama in the network's history any less weird, though.

Yes, it was so obvious that an edit there would have been the best choice, since we were all just waiting for the inevitable reversal.

For Life In Pieces, did CBS continue to do "coming up next" previews for the following segments going into commercial? Because that would drive me up the wall.

I must say, you've done a fine job of selling me on Bull, which I imagine edged out Riverdale in the "better than expected" category. This is why your work is so important - you're finding the diamonds in the broadcast network rough!

Pence pardons Trump, all is forgiven as the GOP base turns its focus to the next "evil" Democrat.

Over time, his complete lack of empathy just wears you out.

Much of Trump support was really Hillary hate, so if Trump goes, they still have Pence (or some other Republican) and not Hillary, so they still come out ahead.

And apparently a major newspaper in the state has retracted its endorsement.

Sounds like a case of "bet a medium-sized round number" syndrome from all three players.

There are reports that Hannity will be "on vacation" the next two nights, so if that's the case, then yes.

NBC Sunday afternoon means one thing: GE College Bowl!

I'm pretty sure most doctors would be terrifying if I knew very much about them.

Jeopardy! recap for Wed., May 24 - Mackenzie led at every break as Matthew stayed in close attendance, tying the game on DD2, but couldn’t keep pace in the late stages. So going into FJ it was Mackenzie with $15,600, Matthew at $9,200 and champ Tanya with $6,400.

I guess his friends are a basket of irredeemables.