That subplot ruined the trajectory of the show. It was creepy, unnecessary, and so ill-conceived it’s stunning to think anyone involved was cool with it.

I add mustard/Worchester sauce/soy sauce along with other spices and everyone raves about mine. Never dry.

Not trying to be a dick, but let’s not overreach. We still exist in the same timeline where Fred Rogers existed.

Unsung hero of Blues Brothers

Dude was brilliant in every role. Even his turn in the original Buffy the Vampire Slayer elevated a largely forgettable movie. It’s a shame all his talent was overshadowed by the fact that he pulled pud in a smut house.

The world is a less funny place.

The first 20 seconds of that video made it a really easy no.

$90 for a record ruiner is still too much money.

Donations, mostly. I mean there were tweets online how theaters were sold out and only a few people where in the theater.

children’s swim diapers

It's going to be difficult for him to enter a plea because every time he starts talking he falls backwards into a display rack full of thimbles.

That band’s a prime example of the whole being better than the sum of its parts.

During the band’s heyday and the years after, Smiths fans tended put all their focus on Morrissey, while critics tended to put all their focus on Marr. Meanwhile, Rourke is over here making their songs truly great. What a legend who never got a tenth of the credit he deserved.

• It felt like “American Girl Café” was missing a little political commentary around the children culture wars going on right now and the hysteria concerning child safety.

Man, we must have been watching different shows last night. I haven’t laughed that hard at an SNL episode in years. Pedro Pascal was game, he was ready, and he slayed it. You can tell the cast was having a blast too because of all the corpsing (I haven’t seen that much corpsing since the Jimmy Fallon days).

How do you do a review (btw, did I miss the grade somewhere in there?) and not include the actual best sketch of the night; Wing Pit.

I would propose that there be a caveat to that statement. It’s traditional Japanese knives that are single beveled. Quite a bit (if not most) modern Japenese knives (including those that are not made by big mass producers) are now double-bevel.

No Die Hard?

30 Rock had “glaring faults”? There are probably a few nits you can pick here and there, but I recently re-watched a few early seasons, and it’s still one of the funniest shows I’ve ever seen.

i’m digging that hotdog trick. but i’m going to use beer, onions and brats.