It took House rapping in an insane asylum talent show for me to quit.
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The end of the storyline was the best part; they finally take Phyllis to court, and the judge says, "Why is this being brought to court? The statute of limitations on this expired years ago. Case dismissed." And that was it.
Maybe he's an asshole, but I had a bizarrely emotional reaction to Chris Rock saying, "Daddy!" towards the end of Nurse Betty, and Freeman's subsequent scene with Renee Zellweger. That was a couple of well-written scenes.
He tripped while looking for a place to jump.
The wrong crowd consisted of Chevy Chase and Bill Murray.
Rodney, I know why you get no respect! You're a terrible actor!
Now I need to check the Guinness Book of Records to see if they did, in fact, make it in for the most people interviewed in the shortest amount of time.
Yeah, thanks, whoever organized this press tour.
Myrtle Urkel was kinda foxy. Eddie could have done worse.
Shit just went straight to VOD.
Christoph Waltz looks a lot like Tim Roth in this trailer.
"I ain't dead yet, motherfucker. Oh wait…"
Be strong, Gail!
So you mean that was some other bald guy in a wheelchair with a cat who got dropped down a chimney in FOR YOUR EYES ONLY? What are the odds?
The Dewey Decimal System?
What's a goon-Luca?
"In order to evade capture, Hannibal has had extensive plastic surgery. Also, vocal training to lose his accent."
"a seemingly magical dachshund that traverses the city “spreading comfort and joy.”"
The best description of WIRED I've read is that it's about the last days of a drug addict that just happened to be John Belushi. I think Woodward manages to blow through (pun not intended) Belushi's life, up to and including his entire SNL run in the first 100 pages of the book, then spends the last 250 dwelling on…