@The HZA: I had some amazing wings last night around the corner, and the orangey sauce on my fingers coupled with my black eyeliner was, I feel, the perfect way to festively mark Halloween.

She totally took a page from Footloose. Why should the young-uns have all the fun???

@hortense: YES. And my dad IS Hank Hill, though not Texan (nor born in New York) and not a propane/propane accessory salesman. It's actually kind of scary sometimes.

@ineffable.me: Ooo—that does sound awesome.

@Hamsterpants: The Spanish version of Ugly Betty (Yo Soy Bea) is really guilty of this—I think they literally take off her glasses and her sloppy bun by the end of the series, and she's undeniably gorgeous. Naturally, it's painfully obvious that's the case when she's playing the part of the frump as well.

@Archetype: I shudder to think what the Christmas season is going to be like—I know I'm already planning a bunch of DIY gifts this year and avoiding the malls if I can help it except for small things.

@Talaton: The smugness that eeked from her made me want to slap her some damn humility—she was driving me crazy, even more so than Samantha.

@CollegeBookworm: That's always how I find satisfying yet less-damaging foods at places like those, but I'll usually cut the rice out and just get all of the veggie items with a little cheese. Added bonus—you're getting something from most of the major food groups.

@morninggloria: Seriously. That's one of our coping mechanisms right now as I job-search.

@olivetreeswithyellowsun: Get them. The show is highly, highly rewatchable, if only to capture all of the amazing details and the FANTASTIC filming, and...well...everything about the show.

@feelingHELLAmaddowy: I have to say—the first few episodes of this season are...dare I say it...kind of good. Christina is FINALLY going to get tail, Bailey snarked on all of her now-residents to their faces, and there are some actual humorous moments. McDreamy is still kind of a douche, but that's how he is. And…

@hortense: Part of that was Rosanne Barr's deep love of AbFab—she was a huge Saunders/French fan, and she wanted to make the Conners rich so that she could bring over some of that comedy. She was also behind the terrible High Society which was supposed to be the US version of AbFab. Granted, I can't really blame…

@Miss-Pringle: I vaguely remember an old Full House episode when Kimmie Gibler says as much to justify her going to the Tanners' one day. It wasn't a terribly funny joke then, and the fact that there are people who actually think this way is even sadder.

Between Pete losing Clearasil and Peggy getting Popsicle, I'm very curious to see what happens in the event this merger goes through. That whole storyline hits a little too close to home for me...and there were definitely no diamonds on the doorknobs when I went through it.

@Triphena: Greatest irony? The

@PhillyLass: Maps are a lady's best friend whilst driving. That, and well-signed roads.

@theysaidwhat: See, I immediately thought of the finale of The Vicar of Dibbley when the yummy Richard Armitage hits on the vicar as played brilliantly by Dawn French. And I got delightfully distracted and forget that this stupid rag exists.

@scarletwine: Don't forget covering screens, and speaking Italian and German. Oh, and always improving one's mind through constant reading.

@SomeAuthorGirl: The ironing is delicious.

@EtoilePB: I had Felicity too! I totally smell marketing ploy—they disco'd Felicity a while back, and now she's back with a friend and everything. Samantha is just too popular to never reissue again.