Unless he's entering data into a Nielsen box, you're probably in the clear.

It was a shock coming straight off Norm's tenure, partly because the lines were still written for Norm doing his risky high-wire act. Colin's got a very specific cadence and frame of reference, so if the writing doesn't allow for that then the jokes just don't land. If he'd teamed up with a few writers to put more…

This works pretty well because Colin Quinn can't believably play anyone except Colin Quinn.

My username is from something a lesbian roommate of mine used to say

As a pre-raping male, I'm taking this on board. I may never rape thanks to this

This is just off the top of my head.

In this show and in Breaking Bad, you see these two archetypes: the fool and the ascetic.
We saw the classic fool in this episode, Daniel, who cannot see beyond the end of his nose and is haplessly self-indulgent. It's contrasted strongly with the classic ascetic, Mike, who walks away from a too-risky job and also…

Free Parking becomes the Plotting Bernie Sanders' Assassination Center

For people new to both the book and the films, I'd recommend beginning with the audiobook narrated by Jeremy Irons, who by genius of inflection illuminates many of the complexities of the writing.

I thought he was dead. Not from any news or rumor, I just assumed it because he seems like the kind of guy who dies in his 50s.

Someone MUST have done an Onion article about this in the 4 years since Siri came out.

What is this, a center for ANTS?

It was YA literature for nerds — if you're over 17 then of course you're going to hit the edges of the genre. It's like complaining that One Direction lacks depth.

Those aren't for state-level delegates, only county-level delegates. Coin flips won't affect the Clinton-Sanders outcome.

It holds up extremely well.

I get the feeling the network has been putting pressure on Lorne to get more 'ripped from the headlines' headliners.

It may be "I was attacked by badgers as a child, now I hate all badgers. Don't ask me to deal with my badger issues, because admitting to having weaknesses or trauma is itself weakness to my mind."
I don't think people particularly enjoy prejudices, it's more that they get entrenched in their position of reframing…

Michele Goyns (playing Andrea) will go on to play Jenny Slate in another Lifetime movie.

Dawn Ciccone's only credited role. She's a long-distance runner now.

In real life, Griselda Blanco looked like Paulie Walnuts.