Very sly, my friend. Nice.

DON'T JINX IT! NOT THAT ONE!!!

Exactly. But more than anything, I just hope he takes care of himself in other aspects in life. And I say that as someone who can't sing a single song of his… and knows enough about pop culture to post on AV Club on a regular basis.

I shouldn't have laughed out loud at work for that…

That's Nick Novak you're thinking of.

One time I got a good chuckle was when George Wendt was a barber and gave Pat a haircut, then pointed out the different pricing for men's and women's haircuts (Men's $15, Women's $17.50), hoping he'd finally get his answer. Pat pulls out cash and says "Here's a twenty!"

Didn't Stuart's get decent reviews. but nobody watched it. Says somebody who's never seen it…

Exactly. And was Pat even supposed to be anything particular in terms of gender anyway? The joke was always the situations people put themselves in in trying to figure out her gender, as opposed to her being bad for not being obvious I thought.

Their firearms were useless against them.

The resulting adrenaline rush when running to the doors, then fighting others for the exit… yeah, definitely.

But, you know, hipster street cred… so if something's popular or has been around for 5+ years, it automatically sucks (see also: response to last Arcade Fire album).

I was there last night and I can confirm it was rocking. The tinnitus leaves a slight buzz in my ears today, but that's my fault for not wearing earplugs this time!

This isn't far off from how I imagine actual network brainstorming sessions going…

The Christopher Walken thing actually makes sense to me, despite the age difference between him and Win.

I suspect Stabler will be back in the finale… or a sweeps period as they wind down (actually).

Maybe he's cutting edge? In the future, there's a real life component to everything on the air or something…

"Dick Wolf says he’ll never run out of murders to dramatize"

I don't think there's any doubt movies and shows will be remade or updated over time. Casablanca will eventually be remade in the 21st century, Psycho already was, The Odd Couple was in both formats, etc. But the proliferation of 80's/90's shows in the past year or three seems a bit unheard of. That and the fact that…

At some point, this reboot fever is going to die down or drain out completely… and then I'm REALLY going to wonder what the movies and TV world's will do then.

Thanks for that. Yeah, it's definitely a very weird situation to think about putting in a movie (put very mildly, of course). Maybe it was "interesting" because underage girls were getting married and whatever pretty young way back when, but it's definitely illegal and more than a bit sick nowadays… or heck, even when…