This was divine, Caroline, thank you.

I love this movie so much, I can practically quote it by heart. When a colleague told me that I reminded him of Hildy in this movie, it was one of the best compliments I’ve ever been given. I can’t talk nearly as fast as she does, though.

Is this where I stan Jack Arnold to at least be in the conversation?

Who knows if it’s true, but apparently she wanted to be the center of the plots instead of Will. Reportedly, James Avery had to pull her aside and tell her "The show's not called The Fresh Mom of Bel-Air."

Who else scrolled down to see what he had to say about DPS and was sorely disappointed?

Given that employers frequently find ways to drop their employees as soon as they stop being fully functioning, work-around-the-clock automatons, and dare to have anything going on outside their work life that might distract from their all-consuming work, I don't blame him one bit.

<my whole life has been building to this glorious moment!>

The show really should have ended when he left. They could've maybe done a shortened final season where they pick a replacement manager, but the show absolutely fell apart when Steve left.

Oh why what happened? *muffled giggle*

I can’t believe it took me reading this many comments to come across one about Law. His performance first casts Dickie as a naive playboy, but never one that never fails to recognize what type of people he’s dealing with.

Yes. Damon I could take or leave, but Dickie Greenleaf, as played by Law, was just the greatest/the worst. That movie was an amazing moment for him.

Kind of a random response, but you reminded me that there’s a volume of James M. Cain novels which collects “Double Indemnity”, “Mildred Pierce” and “The Postman Always Rings Twice”. They’re all three great reads, and very interesting to compare to their famous movie adaptations. And makes a great gift!

Clinton was a terrible man/human being but he was a reasonably good president. Remember having a balanced budget? Environmental protections? Not being at war? Pepperidge Farm remembers. He was also reasonably popular.

Any takers yet on their cat ‘Kevin Spacey’?

It was made weirdly melodramatic by the media and by social media.

Okay, so can we get a promise from Jezebel not to tank her and Biden both with the “Kamala is a cop” stuff?! Lots riding on this ticket, folks.

The racism episode (I’m pretty sure it’s called “Posh,” like the Spice Girl) is one of the most touching and heartbreaking things I’ve ever seen on television.

I love this show. It fills a certain twisted coming-of-age hole in my heart left empty since “Strangers with Candy,” and I’m glad Hulu is sticking by it.

Yes, “tricked” him into giving yet ANOTHER great performance in a movie lol. You can hate the guy all you want but he’s got the chops.

As if candidates who were bitter rivals in the primaries have never kissed and made up. Biden is a one term president, if that. Now more than ever we need a VP who can hit the ground running should the need arise, and if that is Harris then let’s get behind her so we can attempt to dig the country out of the hole we…