Look, even Ferguson knew what was up with Fallon—he used to mock him with an invisible fly that flew around going "Oh, so good! So good! That's awesome!"—he comes off like a five year-old laughing at personal things he does only he finds funny. He gets by because the show has a long-standing history and NBC promoted…

You know who really rocks the multiple guests at the same time? Britan's Graham Norton. I mean, he gets conversations going between guests who aren't together; really feels like a classy throwback to the 60's nightclub vibe.
Great interviewer too.

The trouble with Fallon though is he feels like a guy who just likes showing off that he gets celebrities to play games and do stupid human tricks with. He panders hard to the internet short-attention span audience, which sadly works. He's not actually funny, and more or less just gets lucky that his staff and writers…

Oh god, NEVER listen to these after dark. Just really screws with your imagination.

"Who" knows?
The amazing thing is to this day they've never been caught. There was a claim made a short while back from some local Chicagoland fella that he and his buddy and girlfriend staged it, but couldn't back it up with the technical knowledge.

MGS5's deluxe guide is worth every penny. Absurdly detailed, multiple strategies for each mission, Easter eggs, weapon breakdowns, gear breakdowns, character breakdowns, storyline history, storyboard art, the works. It's basically a DVD extra disc in book form.

But they're packed full of seamen.

…and the ladies love a big deck.

I was in the Mad Scientist lab house once—still just as cool as it looked as it was filmed (and also served as the apartment for Dr. Horrible!)

There's no "apparently"—it's true. Friend of my girlfriend's were on the show. They bought their house in advance of filming and then just had them go through three of their nearby friend's houses.

Sadly, you've been misinformed. It underperformed, but that's a far cry from "flop". If you want to see the definition of that, look at Sleepy Hollow Season 3.

What? No she wouldn't. Carter is an eight-part miniseries. Plenty of actors have filmed full seasons of shows and done multiple movies in a year. Doing a full series and a mini-series is hardly difficult. Especially when Disney can line them up easily to accommodate Atwell.

Which is why the new version with an all-new cast is really playing with fire. The main three are largely unknown, and Day as the new villain is odd (though not necessarily bad).
I'm sure they'll do fine, but if they only get one short season, it's largely going to be a footnote in the show's history rather than…

I feel MASH definitely improved with Honeycutt replacing McIntyre. Trapper John was just a sidekick to Hawkeye, which Rogers agreed.

Then just binge watch on Netflix or Amazon Prime. You don't need to sustain a life-threatening/injuring condition to attempt it.

Remember "hoverboards" being a thing? Man, they'd NEVER let that happen today!

They're all over Illinois. They're in just about every small town south of Will County.

But you vet your candidates BEFORE an election, not AFTER. You ask hard questions. "What's your opinion about homosexuals and their desire to marry? Do you believe everyone deserves equal rights to marriage? Do you respect the right for another to worship a religion other than your own? Do you believe in equal pay for…

Fella needs to do his homework. Family Video is also all over Illinois, and has been for over 20 years.

Ah, but that's where you're mistaken: they ARE responsible for their government's actions. The authors are duly-elected officials, put there by the voters of North Carolina.