Yeah, but in the end, Marcel is the one who got way more gigs and
recognition. He's one of the only people to emerge from Top
Chef where a network tried to build a show around him (weirdly, it was the SF network). Most of those contestants who tormented him have long ago vanished into obscurity, but Marcel still…

It can be two things.

The nasal cavities on Tigger's skull were completely blown out, confirming once and for all the massive cocaine addiction we'd all suspected.

I subscribed to the gay agenda and all I got was this lousy website.

I'm not gonna talk about Judy. We're not gonna talk about Judy at all.

Shhhh! You'll have him writing messages in Copperplate Gothic.

I thought it was a show about font.

I think this would have been a hit if they'd simply added a laugh track.

Yeah, but TD Season 2 was cribbing off of everything from Raymond Chandler to Chinatown and doing it very, very, very badly. Fargo cribs from good material, yes, but so did TD Season 2. The difference is, Fargo spins off brilliantly from its source material, TD sank under its weight.

Decades and decades of countless gay porn films and fetish sites would deeply and profoundly disagree with that observation.

No, Eric's not an important character, but Eric's not even mentioned. Which IS really strange. Not even a "Gee Maggie, I wonder what Eric would think about me going out here to Gay-Equivalent-of-the-Magic-Black-Man help save your heterosexual relationship." It's hard to think of any other relatively significant…

Yet another reason it sucks that Hannibal was cancelled.

If it were the Oscars or Emmys, they'd probably put Odom into the Supporting category (even though its a lead role) to avoid him competing against Miranda, but I'm not sure if the Tonys would do the same kind of thing. Plus, even in Supporting it would still likely be Hamilton vs. Hamilton since Odom would likely end…

Or how about realizing that he's quoting Gilbert & Sullivan in the middle of a hip-hop number? That Lin-Manuel Miranda, kind of a genius.

And while Groff is off for a month filming the Looking finale, they got Andrew Rannells to fill in, and he's pretty great too (saw him in it last weekend). Rannells still has some of the Hedwig vibe going from when he took over in that show last year, and it throws another layer into the already hilarious King George.

The tagline would be much better if this were a show about a zombie Rockette:

Likewise the MPAA's homophobia. The documentary made clear with multiple examples that the MPAA routinely gives harder ratings to scenes involving same sex couples that are much less explicit than heterosexual sex scenes that receive a "PG" or a "PG-13." Not so surprising when (as the documentary also makes clear)…

Here's a theory I've not heard yet:

ABC Family seems to go out of their way to give a big middle finger to Pat Robertson, who they're forced to carry late nights because of a contract clause when ABC bought the then 700 Club/Christian version of the Family Channel.

God is still pissed over Cecil B. DeMille's The Ten Commandments, which he feels is nothing like the book. I mean it starred Lily Munster and the King of Siam. Give God a fucking break.