The correct answer should be “for fun, EXACTLY LIKE YOU ARE NOW EXPERIENCING”.

The same logic that says “you took the job and can’t complain” also says “you hired those people and if they decide they don’t want to work there any more you’ll have to find some more people, I guess.”

You’re probably confusing it with Rutherford Falls, on Peacock, which is also NA-themed and also is two words and starts with “R”.

Extra rumors, from the media blog “Puck” on April 28th -- they have more problems than a WGA strike:

Also in Jane the Virgin, but in all those cases, except for Parks and Rec, I wonder: was the rest of the series actually set X years in the past, or is the post-jump series set in our future? The bulk of Barry can’t reasonably be 8 years in the past, if only because the industry wasn’t at its crazy “cancel a streaming…

“Some people mistakenly think that putting a secondary fridge in the garage would help the appliance be more efficient because it’s already cold out there, especially in the winter. But, as Haselman explains, any fridge that’s in an extreme temperature situation is going to work hard to maintain its status quo, which…

That’s a fair question, and yes I was filling in something that wasn’t explicitly there.  Hand-waving, I would expect that some reporter would have asked the nearby fans what they had heard.

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In that context, if I was in a press conference listening to Roy explain that Isaac was under pressure that finally blew, my first guess would be that Isaac is in fact gay, Roy’s “none of my fucking business” notwithstanding. It would not be the end of the story.  (The guy in his story didn’t beat up Roy because of…

I liked Roy making Lasso-like jokes and immediately despising himself for it.

I swear I heard a single chord at one point last week and said “Oh, that’s from Godspell”.

“Really weird how the Elia Kane storyline hasn’t been resolved nor was it teased to continue into next season. Especially since they carved out nearly an entire episode for her.”

I’m sure X% of the audience didn’t understand why we were hearing “Raindrops...” during the bike scene.

Hell, I’m enjoying the fact that (at least as of 30 years ago) Dolly Parton still drives herself around.

No knock against Julie Andrews, but if you like Camelot be sure to watch Sierra Boggess doing “The Lusty Month of May” at the London Prom Concerts a few years ago. It’s...quite hot.

No non-PR human has ever used the phrase “put the consumer first”.

Are there any games with a cooldown on the detective vision? (Or would players just use it, stand there for the entire cooldown, and then use it again?)

I see this on YouTube too; I don’t know if it just allows them to cover for blown takes or if it’s a deliberate style, or I guess both?  Seems like a lot to work to avoid “uhhhh.....”

“Were”?

By adding a “reason” that Ellie is immune (because her mother was bitten immediately before the birth) they’ve raised more questions, like: did Marlene ever put it together once Ellie was seen to be immune, and wouldn’t that suggest more research possibilities? (Not that “infect all the mothers” would be much of a…