I agree with Olivececile, the nurse seemed very much like she was just feeling her out and timidly checking to see if Kalinda might be interested.

that IS an unexpected surprise, as are all surprises since by definition, for it to be a surprise, it has to be unexpected.

oh, that must be why Two and a Half Men is called "the meat grinder of Burbank."

mmm, good cane weather out there today.

"girl, I got some stuff for you"

no doubt petting one of his 17 dogs at the time.

damn, Sims beat me to it. she manages to still be funny on Doug Loves Movies despite knowing absolutely nothing about movies.

my 6 year old nephew lost it when the Lotso bear turned and left them to die in the incinerator. Mr. Tortilla Head was funny though.

more feel good
or maybe feel good at all since Pixar has been intent on making everyone cry with the last several movies. "hey, let's go watch these toy characters that we've loved for 15 years all hold hands in an incinerator, waiting to die."

beware of the feral Nicole Kidman.

maybe Shawn Levy was busy.

who's really, really batshit crazy now. I may tune in just to see some of that.

Stripes, which is still awesome and totally gratuitous nudity.

Shrek was never awesome at any point.

Elisha Cuthbert couldn't be funny if her life depended on it, but the rest of the cast is okay, particularly Eliza Coupe.

I call it "Hot Ham Water"

the problem with Sports Dome is that making jokes about sports really only work well when they're topical and the lag time between recording the show and it airing was too wide. at least they made jokes that were often too vague rather than awkwardly out of date.

Haynes' films are ones that seem like I probably should like, but don't. I really enjoyed Far From Heaven, but all the rest are mostly boring, including Mildred Pierce.

get in line.

I'm not saying it breaks any new ground or anything, but it's not near as bad as people often make it out to be.