It really does feel like Ryan Murphy performed some  kind of demonic spell to summon young Ann Coulter.

Presenting the new Wonder Years more as a modern sitcom rather than affording it the more cinematic, naturalistic style of the original show seems like a massive miscalculation.

I just remain skeptical that everyone is so high-minded, especially in private while watching old comedy shows.

It does seem like we’re entering an era of culture where comedy is drastically changing, as whatever ails or disadvantages anyone must be treated with full compassion and there is no room for laughter, mockery or levity. It’s not hard to envision a situation in which people maintain a serious face in public and wait…

I was hoping that this would be about a couple of cops, basically Miami Vice set in Tokyo!

*Huh huh * “how it all went down”

I know, if I didn’t know more about Ann Coulter, I’d think I have a crush based on that scene. Wait, maybe I still do.

Some of my favorite songs are on the bottom, so I already threw in the towel.

When I re-watched “Jason and the Argonauts” recently, I was surprised to relearn that it’s only half a movie!

Networks need to stop dickering around and finally make another live-action Batman show that actually stars Batman.

It’s Brian!

Wait, should Harrison be that old??

You mean he’s not a cannibal?

Oh god, my life.

That and the MADtv Sopranos on PAX.

Does time travel means there’s no room this season to see what the rest of the TNG crew are up to in the future? Unless maybe Picard travels back to ensure LeVar Burton is chosen to permanently host Jeopardy!

Chalky is the first character I think of when I remember Michael K. Williams.

I had the same reaction. What a tragic loss. For me, I’ll always especially love his performance as Chalky White on “Boardwalk Empire.”

with vast plains of vanilla ice cream

What a great gift.