The best drama of the '90's was NYPD Blue. It was also in the running in the Aughts, but only because pre-Sopranos it didn't have much competition.

Flo was once upon a time a gay icon. They were starved for icons back then.

To me he'll always be private "no, sir. Three squares a day, sir." from A Few Good Men.

Well, they also tend to be a little more age-appropriate, which I'm sometimes in the mood for.

I think you're importing a morality that Lilian neither shares nor would have any reason to share. Like I said, maybe you would make a different choice, but the issue was not that Lilian chose differently, it's that she rationally chose one thing but was afraid to pursue what she felt was the right decision.

No, that's silly. I guess you mean judgment should stand in the way of our desires. But Lilian wasn't avoiding Artie because she thought it was a bad idea.

Having looked at nothing beyond the screenshots, here and elsewhere, this looks nothing like the 1970's. Because in the '70's, literally everybody was smoking. That picture of five people up top should contain at least three lit cigs, two ashtrays with dead soldiers, and a haze of ambient smoke. If it doesn't, you'll…

I made that clear at the time.

You know, there do exist one-handed people in the world.

But lesbiams seem like a low-risk population for abortions, as a whole.

I did have one friend from Minnesota, but I blocked her on FB when she started posting a bunch of shitty Islamaphobic memes last year. We occasionally work together, so that may be an awkward conversation in my future.

Same here, but I think the stepmom stuff can be ok because it's usually women with pretty big jugs. If you turn the sound low enough so as not to hear the dialogue, the gross part is elided.

She talks like that, she has that same perfectly rectangular overly toothy smile.

I can't say it's anything I've ever paid much attention to, but @Dikachu dragged some of us to one last year, and I enjoyed it quite a bit.

I think the modern Beyonce is an outlier, but hey, I could be wrong.

No, I can't accept that fiat. **shrug** Whatevs.

It was broad, certainly, but it was definitely a Warwick impression, rather than a a more generalized diva.

She slept with him because she wanted to. The pep talk was to convince her not to let her fear stand in the way of her desires.

I had the same thought. But no, just a weird bit that didn't land.

I felt that the crisis in the Kimmy/Titus friendship resolved awful quickly too, but in hindsight I think it works. First, Kimmy is a legitimately good and forgiving person. There are limits to this, but Titus is her friend, and she doesn't see their friendship as his trophy for being a certain kind of way. (Which is…