It's still a good gig… if a billionaire assaults a mugger he gets a comic book, but if a billionaire assaults a reporter he gets 40 hours of community service.

The problem with having a plan is that writers have to show the characters routinely making meaningful progress towards it, and eventually achieving it. The alternative is to have a Monster Of The Week or keep creating new McGuffins to maintain the illusion of a narrative. Nobody knows how long a series will last, so…

Never. America is a culture of temporary sin followed by redemption, not one of perma-shame.

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It's good that this sort of thing happens because it reminds people that NBC makes money from advertising and licensing, and makes zero money from maintaining any kind of political position. If NBC can make a buck from ex-Fox News anchors and malicious lunatics, it will put that on your dinner table and call it food.

Unafraid of the powerful lesbian lobby, Perry appropriated an action unique to that subculture by kissing girls. Off camera she ate a canapé in a suggestive manner.

Attention is a reward for Maher, and so negative press is no punishment. He's patting himself on the back for getting people to argue with him.

Hay guyz did you know America is terrible because I went once and the inside of the airport was bad

I think he could pick up some Bill Burr fans who like their comedians to sound like perpetually-irritated drunks.

That's not 'some lady', that's Dakota Johnson's mom! Her own mom got attacked by birds and that's why she came out a bit weird.

But is your MEMORY of the classes accurate? I'll wait for videotape of the classes to be released before I change my Facebook position on the law classes issue!

The clean version of The Cosby Show removes all scenes of Cliff preparing foods and beverages.

No gun, she just monologues them into a corner with hardbitten wisdom.

There's a long tradition in England of treating dogs like people and people like dogs.

You can't really look at Jerry's life without considering the role he was created to portray: the sad-sack anti-protaganist. He's a punching bag for pretty much everyone and the show is extremely reluctant to look at his life outside his direct interactions with other characters. Jerry is just a lump of un-Rick.

'Ballistic: Ecks Vs. Sever' is instructional if you're interested in editing, because the editing is SO terrible, constantly breaking suspension of disbelief. A more recent standout for bad editing is 'Red 2' which has no excuses.

Is this a tier, a rank, or a lifetime achievement?

I think you're conflating what I've written with some kind of Red-Pill/MRA position.

It wasn't "very clever", it was a standard re-hashing of a situation that Ansari would have found himself in more than once, given that he's an archetypal low-confidence guy. In this telling, he gets the girl. In real life, the fake friendship dies as he loses patience hiding his motives and creates slightly awkward…

Alessandra Mastronardi does so much here with so little, and briefly gives the illusion that Francesca's a real person rather than a hollow reflection of a protaganist's desires.
It's so frustrating that a series that delivers an episode like 'Thanksgiving' can turn around and serve up such an empty vessel with…