This title makes me groan-ish.

In many respects. Not all respects.

Of all the UK panel shows, "Cats" feels like one that could be adapted for an American audience: comedians try to guess top survey responses and riff on the subject matter. Keep Jimmy Carr as host and have mainly US comedians with some Brits thrown in.

According to Wikipedia it premieres on the 13th. Looks like three episodes have leaked out early.

Nevada also got a bill that would allow anyone to buy into Medicaid to the governor's desk, which was vetoed.

This was not all that different than what some UK panel shows have been doing for years.

Exact same reaction, saw several "Get Shorty" episodes on the list and said, "Wait, what???"

Good call on Superman - I got to see it at an old-fashioned single-screen movie palace. Hard to recall there was a time that seeing a superhero in a major movie was rare and a *big fucking deal*.

The Blues Brothers.

Interesting point regarding the CSRs - if they were to go away, the insurers would raise premiums on the silver plans, the only ones for which the CSRs are available.

They're Klingons who get biz-zay! Consistently and thoroughly.

In many respects, the far left and far right are two sides of the same coin.

It tells you how great Carol is that she could make something as hacky as this trailer tolerable for a minute-and-a-half.

"Family Guy Cutaway: The Movie".

Has Amazon done a top-quality drama yet?

He hugged Jerry Jones in the Cowboys owners box. AS THE GOVERNOR OF NEW JERSEY. He seems to have a psychological need to be despised, makes him feel like a tough guy or something.

Wow, the way Christie got in his face, you'd think that guy was a teacher.

I don't think anyone thought the original show was perfect, by its very design it was going to have ups and downs.

Despite debuting with over a 50 share, You Again would only stick around for 26 episodes, as being moved to Wednesdays against Dynasty and Magnum in season two led to its quick demise (the same time slot would also finish off The Tortellis).

This is all well and good, now let's see if his votes start matching his words.