Buffi is the female incarnation of Josh.

As long as we're doing freestyle designer to minor cultural reference associations. Nathan is Humpty Hump and (I'm not sure what the Project Runway/Game of Thrones crossover audience is) but Ven is known in this household as "Black Varys"

As long as we're doing freestyle designer to minor cultural reference associations. Nathan is Humpty Hump and (I'm not sure what the Project Runway/Game of Thrones crossover audience is) but Ven is known in this household as "Black Varys"

And starring Mila Kunis as Carmen Sandiego

And starring Mila Kunis as Carmen Sandiego

Man I wish I understood that reference, but alas Network is not available to watch streaming.

While I don't disagree with your premise that there were many more good movies released this year than meet the eye, I think you could really say that of any year. I think I could find an embarrassment of riches in any year of the past 5 (and earlier than that, I'm just using an arbitrary number).

I think all of us who do things like track all the movies we view or make or keep lists or awards either for active viewing or under the deluded guise that one day someone will view them struggle with the unending pain in the ass problem that is "what is a films release date?"

While I appreciate not wanting to play down to an audience, isn't that an issue more related to witholding the expository nature of dialogue, not the actual technical sound quality of the dialogue. It's like saying "So what if the picture is fuzzy, I don't need to spell everything out to you, do I?"

But whatever the reason, his heart or his shoes, Mel Gibson went on hating the Jews.

Isn't Zooey being dull part of the appeal? Exciting girls aren't worth the trouble. I speak for all men looking for ladies with small personalities and big eyes.

Maybe he genuinely doesn't see it. As he apologized he mentioned that being a jerk "wasn't what he was all about" or something to paraphrase yet use quotes.

"Oh and designers, gather round. I have for each of you a cucumber and a rubber band. These objects must now be incorporated into your designs. Make it work!"

I'm surprised "Ready, Aim, Marry Me" hasn't been mentioned by the Arrested Development folks. There are some good bits in that episode but Martin Short just overwhelms it with badness.

Actually, having been going through TWW, it's filled with continuity errors. It's mentioned that Bartlet has vetoed a bill then a season later there's an episode about his "first veto," Leo claims to have not had a drink in 7 (I forget exactly how many) years which turns out to be contradicted (and I have trouble…

How much do I now wish that this scene had been edited with Vader turning and saying "Emperor, you're breaking my heart!"

Poor J.C. Penny. This shirt was to be merely the first in their "I'm too pretty to… so my brother has to…" line.  It was gonna be big.

As I mentioned earlier, I get the distinct feeling that there's a backstory behind this disaster of a garment. I sense there was an original version deemed "too sexed up." And as it is with marketing, "sexed up" was replaced with "dumed down."

Actually the phrase "So my brother has to do it for me" insinuates to me not that she's forcing anyone but that her brother is taking pitty on his dumb sister.

"Frumpy" I don't know. But onomatopoetically, sounds right.