I want a Randall spinoff. All Randall all the time.

Ainsley Hayes is the one who did it, I say!

Or Paige gets turned by the FBI and becomes a spy for them, then kills her family. I assume you were referring to Paige going KGB.

Where's Crash?

But dangit all, after Weezer toiled in ignominy for years, they went and released "Everything Will Be Alright in the End" and completely redeemed themselves.

It probably helped that they were dating in real life at the time.

I must have missed the "tepid" reception to Florence Foster Jenkins. It did average box office business and wasn't the most notable movie of the era, but it got solid reviews, and Streep was great in it.

I thought the same thing at the funeral. That was a more opaque attempt by the writers to avoid giving away Jack's death year. It came off a bit forced.

"a mature decision with an immature execution"

The character's name is Sloane, not Simone. Clearly this is fake news.

Yeah, like how Falls Church is presented on The Americans, or all of DC looking suspiciously like New Jersey.

Eh, Biden was elected to the Senate while still 29; he turned 30 before being sworn in. Senator Extortion could have very well been one of those youngins, putting him a few notches below 70.

That was a much more exciting episode than previous ones.

Point and counterpoint.

And to think all Maggie Q had to do was not look at her phone in the West Wing.

Well the RNC and DCCC certainly weren't bombed. They've probably been in full effect the entire time.

Seriously, when Leo said, "I have to get to class," I was baffled that agents didn't follow him. Is that the only entrance or exit to the entire building and has said building been completely secured? Unlikely. Take a page from The West Wing: Gina lived in a freaking room across the hall from Zoey.

The geography of Independence Day has irked me for 20 years. You mentioned a good one. I've taken issue with Will Smith apparently crashing off of the Grand Canyon or other, then decided to WALK to "a base not far from here," which would be Area 51—west-central Nevada—then bumping into the caravan from Imperial…

Uh, the bigger flaw is it showed them entering Seattle from the Aurora St. bridge, which is NORTH of downtown.

I love how casually short all the drives are. "We're headed to Seattle!" from (I assume) somewhere in Silicon Valley. NBD. 13+ hours. Oh what's that? Seattle all the way to Tucson? Pfff. That's a lunch break!