I haven't posted that much about politics here, except occasionally to share my interest in a certain podcast. But, here's my impression:

Yeah, same here.

MESS UP THE MIX, MIX UP THE MESS
COME ON DOWN BOYS HERE'S THE ADDRESS
6-1-2 WHARF AVENUE! 6-1-2 WHARF AVENUE!

Uhm, turn on your television…

They had that musical as a correct response in the Jeopardy! test I took last week. I posted over on JBoard something along the lines of "hands up, when you saw 'Broadway musicals' as the clue you knew it was going to be about Hamilton" and several people responded that it was an insta-get.

The looming end of Bones means that, in all likelihood, Emily Deschanel will be on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia soon, because she is the only spouse of a Gang member to not have appeared on that show.

The entire train scene in Trading Places. MERRY NEW YEAR!, the only time Jim Belushi has ever been funny, Inga from Sweden…pick your poison.

In news for people interested in justice and/or development: Chapo Trap House finally fixed their audio issues. They also launched a gloriously simple website: https://thetrap.fm

I didn't watch it because I was playing indoor soccer with my Bosnian friends (we lost, 7-5, and I made a really bad goalkeeping error that I'm still kicking myself about—I got caught off my line when someone punted the ball from the opposition penalty area, it bounced over me and went in), then went and watched Pisco…

I've said it before and I'll say it again: whenever you hear someone banging on about how feminist Joss Whedon is, remind them that he wrote out Charisma Carpenter from Angel (and ruined the great character arc that Cordelia was on) because she had the temerity to get pregnant at a time Whedon didn't approve of.

You didn't mention Run Lola Run when talking about Franka Potente?

/buzzes in
LENIN!

FUCK YOU, MATT DAVISON!

I did…and I felt it tried a bit too hard to emulate ZAZ. (And I say that as a fan of ZAZ.)

Have you considered one (1) Silicon Valley?

RAH RAH RAH, WE'RE GOING TO SMASH THE OIKS!

Ah, Michael Stuhlbarg: say what you will about A Serious Man, but nothing will ever top the scene he did as Arnold Rothstein, where he called up the Darmody manse and not only correctly guessed Lucky Luciano would pick up, but also that he wasn't wearing any trousers and that he just slept with a Darmody woman. But it…

Hey, David Backes is a good man that brought stray dogs back from the Sochi Olympics. Do not say anything against Capt. America.

Even Deadspin, whose editorial line is "fuck St Louis", said that STL fans only booed Heyward.