I laughed pretty hard at this. The level of geekery in it is quite high. I love it! You get an upvote, sir.

Good grief, that is a brutal FJ clue. I didn't even know that was the full title of the play.

Wow, this was a freaking easy game for TOC semifinals. Good for Ben, though, for steamrolling over two pretty good competitors. I really like him. Can't wait to see how the finals go.

I hadn't read it. I never made the connection. I am very book knowledgeable. In my head, I ran through about 20 widely read/critically acclaimed novels published in 2006 but I couldn't come up with it.

I would have been a fan of her for life if she had responded with that line. That would have been amazing. Sadly, I'm not even sure I could have come up with that on the fly in front of a camera.

"In Search of Lost Time" isn't just Proust's *preferred* title. It IS the title: "À la recherche du temps perdu". I don't know the work by any other title. It certainly isn't "Remembrance of Things Past". That is not even close to what that title means. The most recent English translations have all been under that…

Schmidt and Nick lived in dorms in college. I call BS that Schmidt doesn't know how to do laundry. Was Nick doing all of Schmidt's laundry in college? No way was Schmidt having those clothes dry cleaned in college.

The smell is awful. Almost as bad as cigarette smoke. I had an employee who tried to use it indoors. Gave me terrible headaches.

Watson would be hilarious.

Hey, when you're right, you're right.

Wow, I really miss Madden. Damn, but he was entertaining. All the bad announcers now just annoy me.

I feel kind of icky about how the female characters were treated in this episode. I didn't like how Schmidt acted like he owned CeCe's boobs. Like, he demanded that she not change them because he liked them, after she had been complaining that clothing doesn't fit right. I have big boobs. I know what a pain it is that…

For instance, today, Nov. 12th, it was 70 degrees in LA. Not exactly coats and scarves type weather.

Not really. I never owned a scarf while living there. Neither did my mother, or anyone else in my extended family. I really don't think women do a lot of layering in Los Angeles.

It is a way better site than that, surprisingly. I know, it doesn't seem like it would be true. But, the interface is way easier to use than that site.And it provides more detailed information.

I'm rather shocked. This is actually kind of helpful? At least, in that it confirmed for me that "Person of Interest" does not stream free legally anywhere. I got momentarily excited that the little Netflix icon was there. But, I just went to double check. Nope. DVD only. Does that mean I now don't have to feel bad if…

I know this is a week later, but I wanted to respond to you just to
issue sympathy. I live in AZ, too. And this was appalling to me. I may
actually become more publicly vocal in my opposition to her.

And it has absolutely beautiful photography of New York.
And Matt Bomer is very, very pretty.

I've watched all 6 seasons of it! It used to get covered for TV Club. I love the silly capers. I also love looking at Matt Bomer looking pretty.

I, too, wondered if a different team of writers had written it? Or a new director to the show? Or a different editor?