He has an insult in The Flinstones that I still use today:

I've started to be puzzled by the Keira Knightley love in recent years. Mostly it's because she keeps taking roles in movie versions of books I love…and then playing them as Keira Knightley. Part of this irritation is my disappointment with the films, though. Pride and Prejudice, Atonement, and Never Let Me Go were…

I've started to be puzzled by the Keira Knightley love in recent years. Mostly it's because she keeps taking roles in movie versions of books I love…and then playing them as Keira Knightley. Part of this irritation is my disappointment with the films, though. Pride and Prejudice, Atonement, and Never Let Me Go were…

"We're not afraid of the dark, Okay?! I mean, we don't love it…but who does?"

"We're not afraid of the dark, Okay?! I mean, we don't love it…but who does?"

The mere fact that the show flat out stated the eventual relationship between Ted and Robin has, sadly, not ended the debate over Robin's potential to be The Mother.

The mere fact that the show flat out stated the eventual relationship between Ted and Robin has, sadly, not ended the debate over Robin's potential to be The Mother.

"I'm not afraid of Sasquatch. I just think we should all be on alert."

"I'm not afraid of Sasquatch. I just think we should all be on alert."

best part of Sandcastles In The Sand: *whispered aside* "I'm on the pill now"

best part of Sandcastles In The Sand: *whispered aside* "I'm on the pill now"

"The more I look at you, the more angry I get that you don't have a beard!"

"The more I look at you, the more angry I get that you don't have a beard!"

I don't know if this is a set order but:
1. White Tulip
2. August
3. Peter
4. Subject 13
5. The episode where fauxlivia/Bolivia gives birth (mostly for Lincoln. I'm not a 'shipping fan girl but that episode gets me).

I don't know if this is a set order but:
1. White Tulip
2. August
3. Peter
4. Subject 13
5. The episode where fauxlivia/Bolivia gives birth (mostly for Lincoln. I'm not a 'shipping fan girl but that episode gets me).

If I recall correctly, all Fox shows that week had to have a musical element (damned Glee). I think the show did the best they could with something they probably wouldn't have tried on their own (a musical). It covered Walter's emotional reaction to Peter's leaving well, imo.

If I recall correctly, all Fox shows that week had to have a musical element (damned Glee). I think the show did the best they could with something they probably wouldn't have tried on their own (a musical). It covered Walter's emotional reaction to Peter's leaving well, imo.

Let me start by saying blackface is terrible and so uncomfortable to watch that it's unbelievable. That being said, I wasn't as disturbed by Sterling doing that and I think it's because 1. it was meant to be disturbing 2. Sterling is a giant racist. He's funny and charming, but a giant racist.

Let me start by saying blackface is terrible and so uncomfortable to watch that it's unbelievable. That being said, I wasn't as disturbed by Sterling doing that and I think it's because 1. it was meant to be disturbing 2. Sterling is a giant racist. He's funny and charming, but a giant racist.

I somehow didn't watch any movies this week and instead went out and did things…with people. It was a very social week/weekend.