Also her excited, "That was the name!! It was so cool!" about the math conference being called Funky Cats and their Feisty Stats.

I understand wanting an extremely popular and thus influential person to use that platform to take a stand on things, especially something as big and dangerous as a Trump presidency, but there's also a part of me that thinks it's kind of silly to expect political opinions from a pop star. It doesn't seem unlikely she…

My alma mater made the news recently due to people calling 911 because of a bad boy turkey hanging around downtown harassing people. http://www.kcra.com/article…

I've mostly been on board with Pimento, but holy shit, his testing out different professions by rambling through ridiculous scenarios was on another level. That would be another webisode Brooklyn Nine-Nine needs!

Yeah, how did Gina not immediately overrule Amy so the squad could discuss Beyoncé with Holt actively participating?! Seems like it'd be her perfect work day, but maybe Gina and Holt already talk Beyoncé in their daily dishes.

BOYS?! WHERE?! *barfs from excitement*

BOYZ 4 NOW!!
It's got Tina's boy-crazy expertise, Louise's usual chaotic nature amplified by something unexpected, and Bob and Linda embracing Gene's weird creativity because they're loving, supportive parents. And so many great bits.

You're not alone, I thought this episode was pretty damn funny too. I've only seen a few episodes or clips each season for the past 5 or so years, so I don't have Wiig-fatigue and don't hate her/her recurring characters as much as most other people on here seem to. The Secret Word actress' anecdotes cracked me up and…

I haven't read any of the Bond books but I imagine he's like, "How hard is it to scramble a goddamn egg?! Seriously, that's like Eggs 101, Q."

If I remember correctly, from the news report shown at the end, he told the cops the two guys were the only robbers and he killed them in self-defense.

I, too, am waiting for this terrible toilet fad to be over. It's gone on too long!

That's what I thought at first too, that they were boyfriend/girlfriend, but maybe they're just best friends and he meant it as TV Head replacing him? And ironically it's her that ends up feeling threatened.

As someone said above, it's supposed to be worn to show minorities fearing for their safety that you are their ally, hence a safety pin.

The more games I watched, the more ridiculously offensive the Chief Wahoo logo seemed. At first I didn't pay much attention to it, since it's peripheral to the action, but with the inevitable shots of a batter waiting for the pitch or Terry Francona looking tense or whatever, l'd study it on the sleeve of the jersey,…

Also Chance the Rapper.

Ha, probably not, it seems like the good place has pretty low admittance rates. And though she usually had noble intentions and stood up for the little guy, she was also pretty vindictive and tricked people (and we all know what Kant would say about lying), so she would definitely have a lot of negative points too.

Wow, young Eleanor was somehow even more of teen misanthrope/outsider than Veronica Mars. They would be such great not-friends!

I wish we could've seen more of Bad Janet, being unhelpful to the Bad Place crew and giving them shitty jalapeno poppers or something. Or really, more any version of Janet for that matter, D'Arcy Carden is hilarious and kills it every time.

I didn't have a stake in this game, but it was so ridiculously close I can imagine how heartbreaking it must be. Do you think they should've pitched to Rizzo? Obviously hindsight is 20/20, but an intentional walk with a runner at first in a tied game seems so risky, and Zobrist is not a bad hitter; then again, Rizzo…

Warriors fans are also rejoicing over Cleveland being the one blowing a 3-1 lead this time.