Thank you so much for this post! I've always wanted to see this show and it somehow flew under my radar. I just bought two tickets. Can't wait!

This one is too absurd for life. I love it.

Wonderful!

I hear that every once in a while she has bad moods and is slightly less wonderful to be around

I'm stealing this to torture, i mean, instill respect for nature in my future kids.

Every part of this thread is pure wonderful

I want Tina to do her thing, but I agree that it may be dark days for us as a people.

I would love to hear her podcast about anything, but I think it would be most intriguing if she did it while creating a new show in her NBC development deal (though I guess for a lot of reasons she wouldn't be able to air the episodes until after it premiered).

Think of all the funding it could get!

But who would get to keep wheels as their nickname?

She explained on the red carpet, it was because of their work with a green company she supports: http://daveryanshow.iheart.com/pages/news.html?feed=104650&article=10949924

I totally agree. I thought everyone did great jobs (particularly Christoph Waltz), but Samuel L Jackson hit it out of the park. His character seemed the most crucial to get right for the movie to be successful. If he hadn't turned in the perfect performance he did, the movie would have failed spectacularly in the most…

Chris's framed letter for Ben was where I started tearing up. Hearing Donna sing as the musical accompaniment for the greatness that is the Knope-Wyatt union made my heart swell more than I thought possible.

Also, his muscles are appropriately sexy. ;-)

I miss Khal Drogo like whoa

This song is so incredible and their music helped get me through the rough break up with the love of my life (thus far?)

Just put a coat on your Jesus fresco mishap costume from last year!

This is incredible and sadly is a little too on the nose about my relationship with my best friend (so I naturally sent it to him).

You dealt a finishing blow straight to my too-serious-to-function organ, which, incidentally, is what non-Khalessi Dorthraki women eat to ritually nourish their young.

I clearly misinterpreted your post to LaComtesse, so sorry for trying to correct a mistake that wasn't there. I obviously wasn't try to teach you about puns (I see you comment here all the time and you are funny and smart), I just literally thought there was a misinterpretation.