Actually, Dani's original codename was Psyche. That was quickly dropped in favor of Mirage, but even that was rarely used.

Sam has an Appalachian accent.

A resolution that didn't even last 15 pages.

Ah'm pretty near invulnerable when ah'm eatin' human flesh!

True of all the best children's books. (Well, Lewis would say it's not true of Narnia, but he would be incorrect.)

No you're not.

Date older women. They give better blow jobs anyway.

Disqus just ate my articulate and thoughtful post, but the gist is that you're overthinking. Relationships end, and it sucks, but that's what happens to almost all of them. I think you're letting your inexperience (with relationships, not sex) lead you to expect that this is the paradigm for how things work. But it…

Fair enough.

The popular English translation (Katharine Woods) apparently introduced a lot of the whimsy that English-speaking adults remember fondly. If you read it in the original French, I doubt you got the same experience. (Although obviously one that was truer to de Saint Exupery's intent.)

I thought this a particularly strong episode of the Lovecast. Lark's song about Free the Nipple was really thoughtful and about something I struggle with as well.

Jesus, that episode of 30 Rock was nine years ago?

It's better than that. It's not as good as Cheers or Cosby, but it's certainly better than so much else NBC programmed on Thursday night to fill the holes, and it had a style and tone that was uniquely its own.

Tim Daly is the best of all of them!

Tartikoff wasn't sure it would play, but he listened to his gut.

Cokie Roberts isn't an actress, she's a mediocre journalist.

Charles Robinson was a regular on Buffalo Bill, playing a much more interesting character than Mac.

No, it's hilarious. I found the DVD set at a gas station a couple years ago and it really holds up.

I never particularly warmed to Christine. I missed Ellen Foley's smolder.

REINHOLD??