Judy Davis was pretty much perfect as the older Judy Garland. It would be difficult for anyone to do better.

I have been hearing for years about a Judy Garland movie with Anne Hathaway and THAT would be perfect casting. Zellweger? Not seeing it.

I’m married to an Italian. When we go back to visit, I definitely feel that women are viewed differently there. Obviously there are exceptions. The vibe I get is that women are expected to be feminine and defer to men. My husband wants us to move back there in a few years, but I really do not think I would fit in well…

That’s not fair. Sewers actually serve a legitimate purpose.

“It’s 9 o clock! Do you know where you’re idiot son in law is?”

Twitter.......is a flat circle?

David Cross is kind of funny, aligns with my politics and all of that...

I think this story is getting a little too played out at this point. Nobody even disputes that it happened.

Yeah I kind of feel bad for him, I don’t really know what went wrong beyond apparently choosing terrible scripts. He’s not a bad actor.

It really has gotten the point where even if I’m interested in a trailer, if I see Gerard Butler show up I immediately think, “Oh, this is going to be shit.”

Every damn time I hear this title, this is the first thing that leaps to mind:

“I am wrong...I can’t stop glitching. I fear this neighborhood is in danger of collapse.

I don’t buy it. He’d think of acting apologetic as the bribe he has to pay to appease Chidi.

I loved Michael’s subtly demonic smile after Chidi says “When it comes to human ethics, I just know more than you”. 

I’m not sure I’ve ever seen an actor portray unmitigated anxiety quite as well as William Jackson Harper

Bringing back Chidi’s Australian professor friend with the atrocious boots as a trolley problem victim was the greatest continuity moment, especially since his previous appearance was also about him suffering on the wrong end of one of Chidi’s moral dilemmas. They even brought back “This is why everyone hates moral…

Yeah, in an episode where everyone had great stuff to do, he totally stole the show. I was genuinely cheering when he threw the notebook away and told Michael to get the fork out, and at the same time, his reaction to the little girl in the hospital may be the greatest Chidi Consternation Face in the history of the…

He was ADORABLE when talking about the Kierkegaard rap opera. Excellent acting there by William Jackson Harper, too, being all bashful where he really wanted to do the rap opera and was poorly pretending that he didn’t care about it.

After giving much thought to the issue, I’ve determined that Chidi is my favorite character on the show.

Eleanor’s reaction to the shrimp dispenser was my favorite thing about this episode