Has the NFL got a hold of this idea yet?

At least when the guy wearing the "Kim" jumper whips out his junk, it will be graphicly protruding from the mouth of Dear Leader.

She's only got three scenes. The actress does a solid, if subtle performance. They nailed the look though. Nothing on her personal life. Jada, that is.

Suge = Thanos… about sums it up.

I'd disagree slightly with the reviewer and give the film a B grade. It was perfunctory but I would also say considerate of it's subjects. And I mean, Shipp was fine… if you're making a movie about Elvis, who are you going to get to match the charisma of Elvis? What the review sees as negatives working against liking…

The DVD commentary, again, will be funnier than the actual movie.

Last time I played, I had a gnome bard and it was a blast! I spent the whole campaign improvising heavy metal style battle lyrics as performed on the lute. People never really mention how funny D&D can be. You laugh with your friends a lot.

This could work if maybe this time around Rosanne is dead, and we get a bookend fantasy season. Otherwise…

The angel Ray Wise only appears to those on the edge of existence.

If I remember right that was because it was (believe it or not) her first movie, so they did the thing where they listed her last and said, "And Introducing Whoopi Goldberg."

I was going to be snarky and say, "And so she took a bit part in Godzilla…"

This could have worked as the finale. In a way, all threads have paid off. I agree that this season has been kind of a puzzle box that looks better in retrospect. I'm grooving on the whole twin pairings throughout the show: Two Eden's, two female officers, Gloria's ex & his new beau, the Stussy Bros… The show hasn't…

… the best of all the BSG ice cream flavors.

Or the Lindbergh baby kidnapping.
Lindbergh:
He's an American Hero!
He's an American Tragedy.
He's an American Nazi…?
Whoop, he's a Hero again!

At least the garmonbozia is certified real.

Thanks for the link, that is exactly what I'm talkin'bout.

I'd guess that even prop coffee, normally, would be half filled with water, just so the actors would hold the weight right. But here they're all obviously miming that they're drinking coffee, and when they set the cups down you hear a little hollow "bonk" sound. I'm not suggesting it's part of "the great mystery" but…

Has anyone yet asked what the deal is with the obviously empty, prop coffee cups? It bugged me right away in the first episode. Now I know they've gotta be doing this on purpose.

Yeah, it hit me last night that Coop might not make it back all the way mentally for a long time, maybe not at all! He may ultimately decide to remain Dougie — with a sweet kid, Naomi Watts for a wife, and 400 grand in the bank… who wouldn't?

I think she's exposing more of her cleavage the lower her and Dan's poll numbers and ratings go.