The producer's gotta have some incriminating pictures of him or something. Say it ain't so, T, say it ain't so.
The producer's gotta have some incriminating pictures of him or something. Say it ain't so, T, say it ain't so.
I hate you, Milkman Dan.
On a Boat is genius.
If it does get picked up (and please let it get picked up) I foresee Chuck having to save Sarah/Casey in the finale, and it pulling him for real into the spy game. Also, with his dad making Intersects left and right and apparently knowing how to work them, Chuck could get re-Intersected.
I meant the escape from the fiery (why is that spelled that way?) mess, with them miraculously dodging missiles and driving off without any of the fighter planes sent to destroy the place noticing the car leaving the scene. That's what was uninspired. Casey asking about the open bar, totally inspired.
On the annoyance scale Long > Cera, though Cera is closing fast along the outside.
Thirds.
"Asleep in the Bread Aisle"? What the hell does that even mean? He's white bread?
This is not a veiled firsties; I know I'm like twenty minutes too late.
If this gets cancelled, it would be the first time I would honestly miss a cancelled show. I didn't get into Arrested Development until it was already gone, so I knew it was posthumous love. But it would suck hard if there are only two season of…
It's funny when Max Fisher does it.
It's just weird and creepy in real life.
Especially cause this kid had to have been born in 1999. Of all the shit that ain't kosher in this article, that's the worst by far.
It's cool. I read it.
Word.
Huh?
No love for "Uptown Saturday Night"? Bill Cosby and Sidney Poitier? No one?
They need to get Chuck a better timeslot. Mondays 8-9 is a killer, up against How I Met Your Mother and House (I'm sure it's up against some piece o' shit CBS crime show too, but I don't know what that is). Put it on Tuesdays or Wednesdays, or even Sundays. Seriously, NBC, throw us a fucking bone already.
I HAVE A MOLE?!
The Vatican Rag? You mean the Spanish Inquisition. "So come on Muslims and ye Jews /We got good news for all of yous /We're gonna change your point of views todaaaayyyy!"
Exactly. Part of the show's whole hook is that Chuck's a normal guy thrust into completely fucked-up situations by circumstances that have nothing really to do with him. Now he's no longer normal (or at least less so). It ruins his character a little bit.
I wonder if Phel practices stomping down trolls, or is just naturally talented. I'm gonna sa the latter. That 'Ass.' she adds at the end? You just can't teach that.
Yeah, I can see that.
I did like the host pointing out that the band gets attention only because they have a famous actor for a singer. (As a drummer, I understand not wanting to lug your shit around, but Billy Bob couldn't fucking sing?) That takes some stones to do right to his antagonistic face.