I’d bet a hundred bucks that Chris Farley found it and never told anyone.

I call it a gag. Someone last year jokingly suggested he run for president. He took it and ran with it, but that doesn’t mean he’s taking it even remotely seriously. It’s fresh enough that he can still use it as a hook. I can’t help but think Americans have had enough of celebrity politicians at this point.

Trust me, you could walk right by Eric Garcetti and not even know it was him. And the Nicole character could realistically not follow the news that closely. She probably didn’t even know Neil’s last name.

Yes, because every show should cater to exactly what you want. I happen to live in LA and I have a daughter who was born when I was 31 and a son when I was 34. When I started meeting the parents of their friends I was stunned to see how many of them were significantly older than I was, and yes, mostly the fathers.…

The dynamic of a much older father with a teenage daughter is something I don’t think we’ve seen much of on TV before and I hope they do more with it. But I could honestly see Orly knowing who Cheryl Tiegs is because her father is rich and likely hob-nobbed with other celebrities of his era, and it’s not inconceivable…

I’m not sure Kevin James could pull off anything requiring deconstruction.

Call it a hunch, but I don’t think anyone is taking the framing device of Johnson running for president as seriously as you appear to be.

Dammit, as if there wasn’t already enough reason to hate NASCAR...

Yes, CBS All Access will just be changing names. There’s no change to the service.

Well, a far more respectable version at the very least.

My daughter says the biggest twist they could pull is making Buttercup butch but straight, and having everyone else constantly presume she’s gay.

My daughter’s life from ages three to six mostly revolved around PPG. She’s 24 now. I just told her about this and her only question is how soon she can watch it.

“Adulting 101.”

Well, a topless Gal Gadot would still only rate a PG-13, so clearly she must be bottomless.

Speaking as someone who never watched either original, The Saved By The Bell reboot has earned Peacock the slimmest benefit of the doubt. They pulled off a minor miracle there and the odds of it happening twice are admittedly microscopic, especially since this has younger kids and the trailer doesn’t give off the…

Yeah, it only starts to make financial sense when you’re ordering for four or more people. Single people and couples get the shaft.

Given how having food delivered through various services seems to increase the cost of the food by about 30% to 50% over picking it up, I think I’ll simply enjoy the ad for the nostalgia and promptly forget who they’re shilling for.

More laziness from the SNL writers: Supermarket Sweep reruns from the ‘90s currently air on Buzzr, not GSN. (And I was expecting at least a fleeting mention of Leslie Jones given her current gig when she’s not popping up on MSNBC.)

I’ll always have a soft spot in my heart for this show, mostly because so much of the first season was filmed in my neighborhood and my house is visible in the background of one of the shots.

Right, I thought she was just helping Jane carry stuff for class credit. She didn’t seem to understand much of what Jane was saying or doing. Glad to know she was paying some attention.