Odenkirk was so damn good in that episode of <i>The Bear</i> playing that sniveling asshole. He’s a good actor. Maybe this will free him up to do a sequel to Nobody.

Are your top 5 just the ones that got the most radio play?  That’s what it feels like.  ‘Peace Frog’ is waaaaay too low.

“Frasier really needs a peer to bounce off of. Lyndhurst is great at what he’s required to do, but it’s mostly just jokes about drinking and being a bad professor which makes a poor replacement for Niles.”

Haven’t seen it, and am not going to, no matter how funny it may be.

eight fucking weeks christ 

A national treasure, even though he would have bristled at every part of that description, knowing how we British got most of our nation’s treasure.

If he was owning it he would have said “it’s was hard to admit I am that guy but I don’t want to be that guy and I want to change.” 

“He is owning up to what he did and refusing to excuse it.”

“he will never make an excuse” for using the slur because “he is really not that guy.”

I am also not that guy, but I’m more that guy, as I’ve never dropped an N-bomb before. Checkmate, Wallen. 

He’s not attractive now, bless, but we were teenagers at the same time and back in the day he was thought to be.  He did have his mother’s pretty face.

That combo of the way she says “BLACKS” and her fighting not to call us ignorant was really something.

I think the runner up is usually the real winner.

“Had the quality been the quality of Season One, I’m sure I would have been a lot more engaged.”

My oldest daughter and I danced to Fairytale as our father -daughter dance at her wedding. May he rest in peace and sit at the right hand of God.

Yeah I was lucky enough to see them 3 times back in the mid 2000s when they came out to LA where I first saw them and San Diego. When I was working in Santa Monica I went to drive to the Wiltern after my shift. My car started overheating on Wilshire Blvd. I pulled over and turns out I had a blown coolant hose. I…

He outlived Kissinger, like a fucking legend.

“a person he will likely spend the rest of his life with.”

One of the Grimms’, I imagine.

Charles and Camilla had a story book romance? And which story book would that have been?