New Belgium has an amazing tangerine IPA - best of both worlds.

It was a good distraction, which is what I needed last week. But, it was underwritten, and not a good King book. I'm probably being harder on it that I should be because it was a big letdown from Mr. Mercedes.

I finished that last week. I am filled with anger and regret.

Buffalo Bill's Orange Blossom Cream Ale. I'm having a love affair with fruit beers this summer.

Tomorrow is my day off, and I have a comfy new caftan to make a hot day cool. The world can be a lovely place.

We started watching Columbo. I love all those old detective shows.

It's M*A*S*H week on Jeopardy!

I liked Girls Behaving Badly, but that was subversive when it was a much simpler time.

They had a great British not-reality show - Pineapple Dance Studios. It was gorgeous and weird and delightful. Also, Ovation used to show Fame reruns.

I'm tickled by his name, as an Appler might be my favorite kind of gatherer.

I loved Cougar Town, and was very impressed that the writers called it back up.

I'm never going to be able to get out from under all this peak tv. Summer series, streaming - I give up. I just want the robot overlords to come and upload all of it to my brain.

Those round frames cement his Where's Waldo look. I'm guessing it's intentional.

When the FJ category was announced, I turned to my husband and said "Tony the Tiger. And I not changing my answer, no matter what." Sadly, he wasn't paying attention, so my crowing just confused him.

How Was Your Week posted an episode Friday. If you've been missing Julie Klausner, and can't wait for S2 of Difficult People, it was pretty great.

Wrapped Up In Books was a great feature. It's too bad that nothing book-related has been able to generate popular, long-term interest here.

Also, RIP Ms. Dunne. "Geek Love" was tremendous.

I'd watch this if it was about Herbert Kornfeld. *pours one out for the homies at Midstate Office Supply*

I imagine some parents of her kids have reached out to the school today to question her ability to teach their precious hellions. I don't want to be sad when I watch Jeopardy!

It sounds like she doesn't have control of her classroom. Given her wager on the DD, it seems she might be a bit of a doof. Her story made me feel sorry for her - squirmy, not the endearing spin attempted with a scavenger hunt.

I'm not bothered by special effects in favor of more physical comedy - these ladies are aging out of pratfall specialties. Besides, more Ab Fab - I'm not going to complain about that, it's always welcome.