I think he was trying not to laugh, which is why he had that same face in every single sketch he was in the entire time he was a cast member.

On the contrary, I would say you're a credit to your gender.

The audience on Dancing With the Stars irritates me to no end. They're trained to go crazy for absolutely anything that happens on the dance floor, but what really gets me is they start booing loudly any time a judge says anything even remotely negative, even if it's helpful and/or justified. The judge then has to…

It's the movie that answers the age-old question, "What if you went to a jewel heist and a baseball game broke out?"

That line is fantastic beyond words. Of course it sailed right over my head when I was a kid, but years later I realized what it meant and how brilliant it was.

If you look closely at the end of that scene you can see Brian Henson riding a tricycle, which is pulling them all along by invisible string, and the bikes are all connected by a rod running through them.

Absolutely right. I remember Ethel merman once telling a story about when she hosted "The Muppet Show," and during a break in filming she had a ten-minute conversation with Fozzie before she realized she was talking to a puppet.

"But I 'ATE PEPPERONI!"

You just wrote exactly what I was going to write, almost verbatim… replace "brother" with "sister" and it's my childhood you're describing. Spooky.

I'm not sure what you mean by John Cena looking like the world's worst boyfriend. He seems like the most normal person on this show, by a country mile. This episode especially tries to paint him as a huge jerk for not wanting to get married again or have children, even though a) he has obviously thought it through and…

I'm kinda curious as to why Henry is still named Henry? Regina named him after her father. So did she give Emma some new memory as to why she would name her son Henry, or would she remember the name just coming to her? And I would have loved to watch the scene where Emma and Henry got their new memories as they were…

I would worry—Rumple's not going anywhere. Likely they already have an explanation for his return (hint: it involves magic)

I think that sums it up pretty well. I used to go crazy watching him break every single episode… and every time he and Horatio Sanz were in a sketch together, I had to remind myself, "These are professional comedians." And yet I couldn't bring myself to hate Fallon completely, just his lack of self control.
Of course…

I thought I saw a look of surprise on Snow's face for one second before they hugged.

Thank you so, SO MUCH for that picture! :D

Bayless! For a second I thought I had stumbled onto the Blog of Doom with no memory of how I got there!

But it ain't no Xbox 360!

Was I the only one expecting an out-of-left-field Buddy the Elf cameo when Santa's Workshop showed up?

It's ALWAYS because of magic. The sooner you learn that the more you can accept this damn show.

Was Seth high last night or something? He couldn't stop giggling through Aidy Bryant's bit, which ruined it for me, and he was chuckling loudly at some of Cecily's jokes as well. The guy can't leave soon enough, as far as I'm concerned.