C'mon, having Broadway's Riffraff and Madame Butterfly in one franchise is pretty amazing!

McCoy walking back Cutter's stipulation that a woman not have more children, saying he wished it had been done for him, was pretty poignant.

"It's okay; we're authorized!" — Dennis Farina's character on L&O

Lt. Benson could learn a thing or two from Lt. Van Buren.

Nope. She did cheat, though.

You're not posting it on Faceplace?

Food of the gods, my friend, food for the gods!

Putin inserted himself into this.

…cue the break room scene in HLOTS: The Movie, with G, Crosetti and Beau Felton sitting at a four-top table with an empty chair…

I liked Lupo and Bernard, too. Cutter/Rubirosa were a good ADA team.

They had talked about doing an "honoring our dead" episode for the original series; nothing's come of it yet.

Wednesdays and some Fridays on Ion, Thursdays and Fridays on Sundance.

Ion has them on Saturdays, USA on Thursdays, Fridays, Sundays and Mondays!

No can explain the unexplainable or defend the indefensible, not him, not any press secretary. It doesn't matter who is doing the talking. I know it's frustrating and angrying up the blood of Americans who believe in the Constitution and our ideals of democracy, but we have to let these guys play this out and burn…

And like the West Wing, the last season was really, really good.

Yay! They need to do a Martin's Aquarium episode!

That's actually a glowing recommendation of Colbert.

"Not firing but not making payroll" = "We haven't paid our payroll taxes."

Nah, I have lupus, it doesn't render you evil and arrogant.

GotG fans know about Ego The Living Planet. Ladies and gentlemen, meet Ego The American President.