I agree with you, but it's still better than Cracked.com. When you try to write a comment there every letter must be vetted by the website. You type one letter and it won't take another until it's sure it likes the first one. Then it just jams up completely. You can't type more, you can't erase what you've done. …

There's another article in the film section about the eight or more, increasing awful, "Howling" movies. So what gives you the idea that they would stop making Bourne movies? We can all look forward to "Bourne XV: Bourne and Bred" where Jason teams up with his son and daughter, both amnesiacs.

You mean "Body Dump State Park"?

I've lost track of it but there was some article with the line "… because dogs don't have knees …" What?

I worked with a guy who vacationed with his wife in Hawaii. He said that for the first four days he woke up, looked out a window and called to his wife "Damn baby, look at that!" with tears in his eyes. After that he pretty much shrugged it off. You can get used to anything.

I assume that the most popular Google search in Wyoming is the same as their state motto - "Why, God, why?"

The (ex) planet or the (cartoon) dog?

If it's before things go wrong, it sounds boring. If it's after, how do you stretch that until there are enough episodes for syndication?

If you like how people view religion and the rapture and all - watch Diane Keaton's "Heaven". It's a mixture of interviews, scenes from religious movies and TV shows and scenes that are NOT about Heaven but look like they are. Very interesting.

The real argument at the press conference will always be the same one as in Nazi Germany or the rounding up of Japanese Americans after Pearl Harbor - "Hey, don't pretend you have a problem with this. You never liked these people and finally someone is punishing them. You're on my side. Admit it."

Exactly. She is rapidly rising in my list of awful TV moms (and characters) who only get worse because no one will call them on their bullshit. Also, does she know she has kids? Because this is another episode where it's entirely possible they live in different houses.

It also brings up the question of what is more important, your client or your white-bread, country club image of yourself? A lot of TV ads today seem incredibly sleazy but if you they are going to be your lawyer, you want them to plow into the mud on your behalf. You don't want to hear that you lost because your…

So where was he in 1963?

And they were more digestible

And made it more difficult to shoplift.

American Dad fan?

I think it's two in real life and two in the show. Also with their plot structure I've lost track of a lot of births, deaths, betrayals, curses.

Sigh, well, when a woman and a man love each other very much …

I'll miss the convenience. I guess you others aren't old enough to remember how tough it was to change out a 33 1/3 LP in your car when you were tired of The Who and wanted to listen instead to Chuck Berry.

That's good.