Gracias!

So IMDB says both parts 1 and 2 of the final episode are airing next week, but my guide only shows 1 hour episode. Can anyone shed any insight into this?

The Comedy Central Roasts have become so formulaic. The Franco Roast was good because they all knew each other and had genuinely funny people, but this one was like a pattern game. Every roaster made the same 2 jokes about the other roasters, then the same 2 jokes about Rob Lowe.

It's almost as if Anne Coulter's presence was merely a mutually beneficial publicity stunt intended to boost ratings for the Roast and sales for whatever horrible dreck she wrote.

Amanda Waller and the Cadmus arc on Justice League Unlimited fucking rocks.

Nope. Kathy Kinney played Mimi. There was a season where Drew was dating Kate Walsh, and then she started getting fatter but they were just putting her in a fat suit, and then a weird super serious episode where she saw herself on a sex tape they had made and became disgusted with her appearance and dumped Drew. Then…

That is the joke.

How can she play Captain Marvel and Supergirl on the CW? Give someone else a shot!!

Nope. Best episode is "Cocktails and Dreams". Dave's friendship with a never better Colin "Yes, that" Hanks, Brad and Jane's "Bitch, it is 2:30!", Penny's "Max, hold your horses! The floors covered in syrup!", Dave's Freddy Krueger entrance, all so, so good.

All I wanna know is when is "You're the Worst' season 2 going to be available?

So here are my thoughts on Sansa; I think that she knew that the only reason Ramsay met Jon's army in open battle was because of his outrageous advantage. If the Vale forces had arrived prior to the battle, Ramsay would have returned to Winterfell and waited for a siege Jon's army had no hope of surviving. If she had…

Exactly! Like she's just doing an impression of what she thinks a happy person looks like.

"These mean girls all tend to blur together into one giant ball of bleached blond, surgically enhanced, spandex-clad nastiness…"

Season 5, Episode 1.

2 questions:

Movie rights belong to Universal, according to Marvel in 2013.

The part in Characters where she is a stripper dancing to Ben Folds Five's "Brick" is the most I've ever laughed.

It's never come up.

Everyone knows that Daredevil's weapon of choice is the inanimate carbon rod. In Rod we trust!

Between playing Jonah Hex here and Solomon Kane earlier this year on Sleepy Hollow, Jonathan Schaech is really making a name for himself as a guy who can play fictional characters with hats.