Summer's and Larry's reactions were equally hilarious.

I'd be down for a semi-anthology approach, with every season focusing on Josh and his team defending another kook played by a well-respected character actor. I'd love love love for Julie Hagerty's juror to be the prime suspect for season two.

I really, really hope this show gets renewed. It's so charming, and really scratches my Parks and Rec itch. I'm a sucker for kind-hearted comedies where every character has charm in spades. Not to mention the similarities between Pawnee and East Peck.
I'm also really looking forward to Great News. I can't for the life…

Me, seeing this article: "Oh, cool, I like Eliot when he's on Broad City. What's he got to say?"
Me, starting the article: "Amen. Meghan Trainor's music is the worst."
Getting deeper: "I mean, I don't like her stuff, but I'm sure she's a nice person."
After the tenth video link: "That 'Me Too' song is pop shit, but holy…

SHOO BITCHES.

Wait, so this isn't the World War Z sequel?

I've been wracking my brain to figure out why the actress playing Vivian Still looks so familiar, and thanks to my preparatory re-watch of Veep, she's also President Laura Montez (who couldn't look less hispanic if she tried, according to Amy).

His character is having a similar experience with having to say things like, "You should eat the daughter."

"Am I saying she was a lesbian, or am I saying she just finger-banged her way down Pennsylvania Avenue? Who's to say?
Fuck my mouth, I'm doing it again."

CRINGE

Still not as weird as ASMR videos.

"The rule book's been torn up now, and America's wiping it's NASTY-ASS with it!"

Star Wars: Episode IV- A New Hope

Jesus Christ this show. It's almost like the writers aren't aware of the fact that their core audience all graduated from high school and college five or six years ago. We've grown up, but these characters haven't. It feels like Shonda is still trying to appeal to the "me vs the world" mentality of a 21-year-old…

They're not very similar characters, but I agree the public would've perceived them as such. It's funny, because Gambon is definitely playing McKellan as Gandalf in GoF and on.

It definitely would've been interesting to see Harris finish out Dumbledore's arc- especially in the later films when he would've had to get up and move and engage in battle. Harris' Dumbledore isn't a bad one, but he also wasn't very mobile.
I mean, he was old, so obviously he wasn't a speed-demon, but his Dumbledore…

Both Gambon and GOF director Mike Newell were very vocal at the time about never having read the novels and not thinking they needed to. Which is why the film that should've been the turning point for the franchise is actually the black-sheep-step-child that no one ever likes to talk about.

Is Jason Dohring confirmed, or is that just your wishful thinking? I always love seeing Neptune alum, so I'd love to see him show up.

"DON'T EVEN!"

It's a play on "helter-skelter."