I thought it was suspenseful too, but there was also the possibility they might kill the wrong person.

You misspelled Miller's Crossing.

Jacob and Esau

Or she doesn't like selfie sticks.

Nah. At this point the evidence against Larry is so strong that the only way they'll get an acquittal is if the guilty party breaks down (presumably on the stand, Perry Mason-style) and admits it.

Come now, nothing so stereotypical! His Modern Family character is named "Longinus."

It was a much better example of what they call Overly Long Gag (formerly "Rake Scene," in homage to The Simpsons): http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/…

Shouldn't that be "bow wow"?

Pierre Menard, author of The Quixote

His paternal grandfather was Hungarian (hence his super-Hungarian surname) and his paternal grandmother was Mexican. His mother was American of Irish descent.

If only Leonard Pierce had thought of that excuse.

One of the things I've been enjoying about the series is how it's clearly filmed around my old stomping grounds in Greenwich Village, which I have fond memories of from my time in grad school at NYU. (In fact, I once complained about the price of a Coke in the exact same bar where Pete complains about the price of a…

I thought that Grant might manipulate him into using the veto by pointing out that he can't review never reviewing anything again (it's a paradox), and the only way out was to use the veto.

Addressed in this interview: http://uproxx.com/sepinwall…

You mean … like most Andy Daly characters?

No. He never returned to that series.

It was good, but his best performance remains Successful Alcoholics.

Between Black Panther and Dr. Strange, I'm not sure I'm down with this trend of remaking old Peter Sellers movies.

Fame transitioned in 1983, and I think subsequently became the first first-run syndicated series (at least in the modern era) to get a Best Series Emmy nomination.

Yes, a cable network. The subtitle of this article is "These shows all switched networks midway through." This is followed by a discussion that touches on many shows that aired on cable networks.