Judging from the audience reaction, the Cuba sketch was a dud (and it was) but when Pitbull finished his song and started to hold his stupid grin until the scene ended had me cracking me. So perfect.

I know the show is on Amazon Prime — I was really asking where are the Americans in this post-9/11 world where there is a global vacuum in international law and order and how the disastrous Iraq war has affected our global standing in advocating human rights, home and abroad.

I got Hulu Plus just so I can watch the last few episodes of Selfie. Then I would probably cancel it.

I love the disingenuous subtle shift to frame the argument as now about the plight of the North Korean population under a brutal dictatorship versus the comfort of rich and influential entertainment executives. I get it, frame the argument as a privilege/power comparison and throw in some shitty movie titles no on…

But you didn't address my point…what happens when the hackers/North Korea releases the personal information of Sony corporate and Sony entertainment's business partners? That's a real and concrete danger to people. I bet they don't give a fuck about if the North Korean government are legitimized or not. They are not…

I can't believe I'm going to paraphrase her but Carrie Matheson in one of her rare moments of eludity this season in Homeland was right — We've lost. Go home when you still have your (figurative) life.

So when N Korea releases Sony corporate employee information or the personal information of theater company employees, how should Sony fight back? Produce a sequel?

SUL-EEE.

I believe what Schmoker meant to say was, "SHADDUP, YA FHUKKIN QWUEER!"

I dunno — I feel like poor man's Adrian Pasdar could be the father of Whitney's abortion. Or fucking Helen…this guy has to be involved in some plot twist.

Oh, look, a tv show depicting improper use of a firearm. Cue the gun nerds.

Wait, I'm confused about the counter… so the cops knew internal affairs were setting them up?

I was annoyed at how a Facebook friend insisted a fan-made trailer dubbed as the "international trailer" was the real thing. I hive the creator credit — it did have a couple of lens flares.

Only Turkeys Have Left Wings - Birch Barlow

This movie sounds a lot less scary when my dyslexia reads it as The Badonkadonk.

Come on, isn't it obvious? The actual
affair the title is referring to (eponymous isn't the right word) is between Lisa Miller and Nathan Petrilli and it's somehow tied into Pacey's brother's death, possibly by drowning in Dawson's Creek.

"Jesus Christ, what's that smell?"

Yeah but it also had a plot about some magical red sphere? (Something I saw via syndication.)

Yeah, always the edit disclaimer.

Anybody else fascinated with the Jon and Jaclyn relationship in terms of traditional gender roles in a marriage? Jon looks like he is the decision maker in the relationship but he always has that (sorry for a lack of a better term) pussy whipped look on his face. Jaclyn is strong in voicing her opinion and looks to be…