I would think so (his last name is Villaneuva for god’s sake). I think it’s more because he’s a vet and they’re upset that he’s now disavowing what they viewed as a patriotic act.

Ummm...except he’s not white. He’s Latino, and served in the military.

I’ll give this one the benefit of the doubt. Cena was probably the funniest part of Sisters, and Nanjiani is subtly hilarious. If this is more of a subtle parody of the genre like The Other Guys, I think it could be really funny.

Just to screw with grammar nerds, they should call it “It’2”.

That’s great, but why does he need to grab his crotch as tribute to his grandparents too?

I was just disappointed that the show wasn’t a remake of Val Kilmer’s 80s movie, Real Genius.

Eh, they’re all the same. It’ll be gone in three weeks either way.

In the early seasons, there was a joke about how Sheldon’s mother “had him tested”, but they’ve not really mentioned that since, likely for that reason. My guess is when the show finally ends (which it needs to), the writers will pull a JK Rowling (“Dumbledore was gay the whole time!”) and reveal that Sheldon was…

You must be thinking of “The Good Doctor”, also on CBS!

I actually can see that. Jason Mantzoukas in general is only good in small doses. Sitting through 30 minutes (or a full movie) of his shtick would be way too much. Even listening to him on “How Did This Get Made?” can be tedious.

Top picture: Jared Leto pondering whether or not he should send every cast member a rusty blade that he used to cut himself.

There are rumors that his percentage only slightly drops when he bats from the other side.

They’ve done a good job of not overdoing it with him. He could easily become super-annoying and overwhelm the show, but they provide just enough of Pimento to be funny without making you want to stick an ice pick in him (which he’d probably enjoy).

Not just any man. James Earl Jones, the African dictator!

The trailers for this show just look bad. They remind me of that stupid high-tech hospital procedural last year, where the eccentric billionaire kept talking about “this is what it’s all about”. It lasted like three episodes.

The big twist is Shawn was the kid playing with the St. Elsewhere snow globe all those years ago.

“Moo Moo” for me is proof that Brooklyn is one of the smartest shows on television. They took a topic that so many other shows have tried to address (with pretty mixed results) and stuck the landing. The scene in Holt’s study where he and Terry have what would, on most shows, be an extremely serious discussion is…

Nope, that history has been erased by the transition to Kinja.

Whereas my reaction when someone acts like a condescending bitch like you is to tell them to shut up and finish making my coffee

No, PC means that you have to constantly censor yourself in order to avoid conflict, which to me runs counter to being able to think freely. You’re basically being forced to adopt someone else’s morality as your own, even when their morality has no basis in fact. I am perfectly fine with there being certain societal…