I really liked the Panera Chicken Sandwich, and I generally hate everything from there. Yeah, it’s a strange mashup of ingredients, but the grilled chicken itself is quite tasty. 

They’re not looking for him to solve it...they’re simply looking for a reaction from one of the most prominent Jewish comedians.

Why would you think that? I’m sure the vast majority of people think that they’re good, but in reality, most people are horribly selfish, and only care about what’s good for them. 

Why would a new print devalue the old? In sports card circles, there are tons of reprints of valuable cards, and the do nothing to affect the value of originals. 

Nailed the landing. 

I’m so over this.

Amen!

There was no attention on her until she removed herself. 

Because now she’s focusing all the attention on herself instead of the (mostly female) inductees?

Let’s face it…this show didn’t deserve to get renewed. It stared out great, and quickly ran out of ideas.

A new study just came out, miraculously unmentioned by this article, saying that colonoscopies do help detect cancer, but don’t really help knock down the death rate.

Do you just completely ignore the big study published just a few weeks ago saying colonoscopies aren’t nearly as useful as it’s long been thought?

Man, Nathan Fillion just can’t get his big break. 

The point being?

If you’re going to say that non-Jews can’t play Jews, then it seems you can easily make the case that Jews can’t play non-Jews.

Myst is on my video game Mt. Rushmore...Riven drove me crazy, and not in a good way.

Should: In a cold room.

As a Jewish actor, I certainly don’t want to lose out on all the non-Jewish parts that are out there. Can’t have it both ways. 

Yes. That last example, in particular, was embarrassingly bad. In a serious filled with annoyingly pretentious bits, that trumped them all. 

And that’s the problem that most King fans ignore…it’s a deeply, deeply flawed series. Incredibly ambition, but there’s a whole lot of bad along with the good, especially the horrible, cop-out of an ending that rivals ‘Lost’ in its banality.