What Color Is Your Parachute?, maybe?

Oh, good.
What about a Chicken Soup For The Soul movie? Wherever You Go, There You Are movie? 7 Habits of Highly Successful People? Stop the Insanity? Codependent No More?

Go to bed old man!
—Joel Robinson, 301-Cave Dwellers

How does it work?

Oh… Why did you end it that way? You know it'll be used for a dirty joke!
Thankfully I'll resist…

Oh. The timeline was very confusing.
I didn't even know it hadn't aired yet!

But her ordeal happened on June 4. Upon which production stopped before the season was over. So…it couldn't have been that long ago.
And another article on June 21 says they're resuming production.
http://www.avclub.com/artic…

Wait. The show's been over long enough to have a reunion special? Like…"it's been 2 weeks, where are they now?"
Or…the show's not over and is still shooting, but they're having a special reunion episode with the people who were on the show and those that still are?

What happened is, Shia had just finished watching a long stretch of BBC America and he was drunk, so it twisted out like that.

Oh, then all is forgiven.
He'll promptly have the leading role in the next movie Mel Gibson directs.

*sigh* Fine.

It was comical exaggeration, not actual anger.
If you believed that I'm actually angry about a pop culture website posting a story about a board game, and actually angrily ranting about how they should be covering political current events instead (when we all know they are anyways), then…well…

Calm down. Breathe a bit. Go outside, take a walk and reconsider the fact that you're getting upset about a Monopoly tie-in game.

Spin-off! Is there any word more thrilling to the human soul?
Hi, I'm Troy McClure.
You may remember me from such premium cable spin-offs as Son of The Sopranos and After Arli$$.

No, no, no, it's really important! Because…there was a tie-in version of the game Monopoly not featuring Rey. Which was bad. Because she was the main character. And they said they would include her. But they didn't. At least not in American retail versions. And instead of adding her, they changed the game completely.
C…

But none of the other characters are represented with game tokens. Says so in the article. So…

I always assumed they were just an asshole sect of the Andorians who hide their identity because they're technically a part of the Federation.

If, like my long screed, it features a lot of obvious Star Wars references and drones on for 5 minutes with no punchline, it's more than likely somewhere in Season 11.

I like "Games Without Frontiers".

Neil Breens?