And I was always told to never do business with those people, because they'll rip you off as soon as look at you.

They freaked out the last time, too! I remember, because we were talking about it at a staff meeting, and some people were talking about her scandalous attire.

Me, too. He's a real Yankee Doodle Dandy.

Goodness gracious, no! God forbid the political overtake the funny and tax your delicate sensibilities!

Same with my old Dollar General in East Nashville!

Don't forget the beans!

Then why are you here discussing it? Jesus!

True, but one of the clips in the "Next Week" preview-thingie had her talking to him about Marigold, so I think she'll tell him…next week. I don't think it'll be a problem, as he's definitely smitten.

It's called acting, dear. It's an insult to Bonneville to suggest he had to be tricked into reacting like a human.

I loved her whole outfit! I kept trying to figure out how to copy it, and can I do it by Easter?

I thought her take on film acting vs stage was very interesting. I've known for years about the physical differences, but the idea that a film performance is put together in the editing room was something I'd never considered before.

Island of the Blue Dolphin. But that may have been a wolf.

Jesus, I can't stand reading comments from anybody under 45 about this: "I was in middle school, and why does John Travolta have such bushy eyebrows?"

I turned off the chase because I wanted to go out to hear a band, and I didn't care. I was hoping he'd off himself and save us all the trouble.

He wasn't a moron, he had never been a criminal lawyer.

You missed the point. The cops call OJ to tell him Nicole is dead, and he makes all the right weepy noises, but doesn't ask what the hell happened.

Have you ever seen Robert Shapiro?

I thought he was fantastic in this, too. He's another person, which is kinda the point of acting. His speech, his mannerisms.

You laugh, but I went to Conway Twitty's "Merry Twistmas" crazy lighting thing once, and the last display was Santa kneeling at the manger, bowing his head.

Because he just shrugs off something that "should" shock him.