Colm is absolutely nailing a horribly written character though and its a privilege to see him do it.

Yeah, I thought Bojack was doing all right on the critical level.

I know this doesn't actually work, but by God I would love to watch an electoral version of the Producers.

I think it's mostly a question of compensation schemes and the specifics of the duties involved. I'm not certain 'less training and oversight' is really a factor in the phenomena except as it dovetails with 'cheaper for less actual work.'

So, wait, you're saying that getting pot off the streets would cause a massive panhandling problem that would hurt business cause non-entrepeneurs don't understand customer service?

Barcelona is a weird case, but I think they end up at least upper middle class.

My grandmother made me watch it with her when it was on Tracey Ullman.

While a cromulent criticism in general, it's all too apropros for 1995 week.

It was so very very much a VHS choice for dorm lounges.

I feel like it's more:
the sum of the parts are necessarily just HUGELY greater than any given paltry whole, seriously, why are you still even watching shows?

I can't speak with any authority about any faith community on your list past Anglican, but within the first three there's a fair amount of variety and I've at least seen a wide range of interpretations in the Jewish tradition. I mean the Wakefield cycle's play up through Caravaggio have very different popular…

There's not exactly one interpretation of the text in any of those faiths you mentioned. The only common thread I know of is that it's seen as a component of a larger narrative about sacrifice (obviously) that ends with the big one (from their perspective), but it's all over the place otherwise.

Correct early DS9 is a thing but by no conceivable means is it the thing.

Phillipe: "Why did they find a horrible corpse right away?"
Lyle: "It's Law & Order, they always find a horrible corpse right away."
Phillipe: "They never find a horrible corpse on antiques road show."
Lyle: Well Maybe They Should!

I still think he could have handled it with some well done novellas and while that would've been untraditional it would've still had a better audience reaction than the current mess.

It wasn't even technically his own cult, at the time.

"Past the Daycare!"

I actually thought…

In my head I think they were only really fucking up the bake-off and did not actually fuck up the company too badly. Intersite could still legitimately be super angry at them for potentially getting them that hurt but not actually be out 9000 hours of content.

I was told to start by going into Witcher 2, and I still found the controls awfully clunky on the PC. Going into this one - depending on improvements in gameplay - might be your best bet.