He did advise it was better to get it out in the open rather than cheat.
I tend to agree with him that if it saves your sanity and long term relationship that's otherwise healthy, and if there's no chance her husband would ever consider working out an arrangement, it's certainly not the worse thing in the world.
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We don't really get the oppurtunity to forget. Less than 24 hours after drafting Manziel it was announced that their best player will be suspended for the full season.

Love Corddry but I think I prefer him sticking to acting/directing. John Hodgman seems more suited to host.

Can I pitch this as a premise for a show to Fox?

On paper Antoine becoming a teacher and finding his calling could have been really corny, but of course Simon pulls it off beautifully. Never got tired of watching him sneak kids in to night clubs.

Philly Boy Roy doing an Adam and Eve ad would be sublime. Enter promo code "mouth fun…wut?"

I think there will obviously be a drop off but imagine a decent portion of the FOT will continue supporting the station. As for other WFMU programs I'm a fan of Music to Spazz By and listen to Cherry Blossom Clinic a lot as well. Interested to see other AV clubber suggestions.

Aww. My dog had to be put to sleep because of diabetes. R.I.P Doley. I still have my box of Atari games I was able to salvage that you diarrhead all over to remember you by ol boy.

I'm guessing Stevie was dressed like Hunter S. Thompson because he googled Johnny Depp in effort to look cooler, and thought it was a good look. I just hope my theory isn't proven correct next week with Stevie showing up decked out in full leather Edward Scissorhands bondage gear.

What with hilarious bloopers on the side during the credits and all.

Stanley Tucci! Oh man too bad the humans aren't here, they loved him in Big Night.

Can I request that you include a scene where Wayne offers Pete a ride somewhere, and every time Pete goes to get in the car Wayne pulls away another ten feet (and calls him a butt head probably).

Could have just strapped it to a raven.  I guess that would have ruined the dramatic surprise though.

I was thinking the same thing last night.  It's starting to feel a little NBA all-star weekend.  So many alley-oops and flashy dunks.  Can someone at least pretend to play some defense?

I sort of shared your feelings the first time I watched it. It kind of hit me harder after I rewatched it. Part of that is from having the "holy shit!" removed from the experience.

I'm the same way so it was particularly annoying a year ago over on Kotaku when I got to the bottom of a story that had nothing to do with Game of Thrones at all, and the very first comment out of nowhere and with no warning spoiled this scene.

That's an interesting theory, but I have a hard time buying it because of Cat's absolute loathing for Jon, and the shame and embarrassment she suffered everyday from his existence.  I don't think the noble Ned Stark would let his wife suffer like that, knowing it was for no reason. If Ned was willing to do that to her…

Had the same thought.  I was kind of braced for this to be a pretty awkward episode and cringed a little when Scott announced Would You Rather.  For a guy who has talked a lot about never understanding the world of improv, he really dove right in and was pretty funny. I imagine Marc from 5-10 years ago might not have…

I want to get back in to it.  I plowed through the first 8 episodes or so and then didn't listen to it for a while.  After that I got too lazy to try to figure out where I left off and now its been months and I pretty much forget what's even going on.

In the shows defense, the fact that weird shit happens in this universe has already been well established at this point, as you've made note of. I'm fine if it's not dwelt on every time.  Arya already has experienced firsthand how bonkers this sun god religion is with her magic shape-shifter assassin friend. And they…