Says the guy rich enough to own an entire Alp.

Ugh. Sympathies. I work for BigLaw, too, but on the West Coast … in fact, I'm not sure my floor has a TV. But there's no way I'm having lunch in the breakroom today - dollars to cronuts, CNN is on and someone's watching at every moment.

I don't know if NPR has any in-house necromancers to help with that one. I'm sure PRI does, though …

Ugh. My geek insisted on watching all of the GOP debates. I have felt your pain. It's too late now, but can you invest in noise-cancelling headphones?

I've only started watching since The Good Place started airing, but I like it.

*hug*

Try to sleep. Or take a nap. Perhaps a walk. Stay away from any political coverage, that can wait till Saturday.

I screamed at Ted Danson's smile. Literally.

Honestly? I hope Trump has enough sense to not start WWIII.

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Quest for Apollo or get out.

Not the same, but last week, a harried-looking woman blowing past me in Walgreen's turned and asked if I worked there.

He tried to move out last month but returned at the very last minute, so I think he'll pop up in future eps this season.

Gil?

But how will you explain the melted butter burns to your genitalia in the ER?

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Question: what exactly is Phaal and why hasn't it crossed the Atlantic yet? I have British friends who talk about phaal as the hottest thing you'd willingly put in your mouth, but I've never seen it here in the US (mostly West Coast).

I've been to London once, and my Geek and I went to Brick Lane, having heard of all of the wonderful Indian food. Only, it turns out that a number of places have street hawkers to get you to go in and my Geek HATES BEING HARANGUED IN PUBLIC.

Lamb saag is the bee's knees.

I was so hooked on this show. Just loved it to pieces. Every once in a while, CBS will go off the grid (this, Now and Again, Person of Interest) and produce some lovely bit of weirdness. Then, they'll look at the ratings and come to their senses, but darn it, the shows are fun while they last. Thoughtful, too.