That assassination scene nearly approached The Cape levels of awesomely stupid.

It went by pretty quickly, and I don't use CC, but I'm pretty sure when Krieger stormed out of the breakroom he said, "You're not my leader!" aka "You're not my supervisor!" I don't get to practice my German very often though so I could be a little rusty.

Good to know. I always skip credits. I assume that means Boyd was intended to be a season 1 character, but they couldn't bring themselves to write him out of the show just because his intended arc was done. He's the best character on the show not named Raylan.

So nice to see a woman with drapes these days. Sinead O'Connor ushered in a dark era in women's hairstyles.

She is very attractive. It's a shame she has to die in this musical. What a terrible way to go.

I don't drink beer often, but when I do, I smash Marcel in the face with the bottle.

I've seen a grand total of 3 episodes, and I had absolutely no problem following the story. I thought it was stupid, but I didn't have any problems following it. I gave them the benefit of the doubt on the interstellar comm system. Maybe they left a relay station in orbit to send/receive their…

I accidentally watched this tonight.
Here's the thing. If their star was about to go supernova, they would have been dead a long, long time ago. Stars don't just go from mainline to supernova in an instant. There's a lot of instability before the star finally implodes. They would have been bombarded with…

I can't grade this episode
because Chuck has gone from Must See TV to background noise for me this season. The only things keeping me tuning in at all at this point are the occasional Yvonne cheesecake shots and Jeffster covers. The fun of the first few seasons just isn't there anymore.

I don't like Chipotle, but Ells is the judge I'd listen to most closely if I were a contestant on this show. Bobby Flay might be an Iron Chef, but Steve Ells owns a franchise.

What we have for you today is grilled pulled pork with a side of grilled baked beans, grilled mashed potatoes, and nice, fresh, grilled Caesar salad. And for desert, I made some delicious grilled chocolate ice cream with grilled sprinkles. Enjoy.

I also liked Justin's "We're doing whatever task they're doing." at the detour. It didn't really work out since Ron and Christina's cabbie still managed to go to the wrong place, but it was the right idea.

Holy Hell. Is that really what American Idol is like? Are we sure this isn't a gag show, and the judges aren't just fucking with stupid people?

My favorite exchange on any television show ever was between Phil Hartman and Jon Lovitz on News Radio…

Interesting. I always considered Patti LaBelle the black Ella Fitzgerald.

This was the least funny of the Thursday sitcoms to me. Of the one's that matter. I gave it a B. The only Bravo show I watch is Top Chef. If I gave a shit about the Real Whatevers of Wherever, maybe I would have found it funnier, but I don't so I didn't.

I was not aware that anyone was not aware of the Taiwanese animated news. Get animated!

When they showed the other teams all signing up for their flights, I thought the sheet said PM instead of AM. I was really worried the Cowboys weren't even going to make it to the choke point when they were still wandering around in the dark.

Yippee ki yay, Mr. Falcon!
Those monkey fightin' sons o' bucks got their Monday to Friday asps from last to third. Gotta love them choke points.

Outsourced was actually kind of amusing tonight. Nowhere near P&R, but it was amusing.