He is. He's telling you to fuck off.

In fairness though, he is just ripping off the Cleveland Browns. http://deadspin.com/5716038…

Also, kind of confirms why they would want a women's only screening.

Swear to God if I see Katie Ledecky I'm going to let her have it. "Way to go getting gold for 10th place."
She probably can't even swim.

That's not fair. The Foo Fighters have had a few legitimately good songs. They don't have a lot of range creatively, but they aren't as aggressively terrible as Nickleback or Creed.

If he gets healthcare done (very possible) that's going to expend a lot of any new administrations political capital. The harm he does to the environment may be irreversible. A nuclear war would be pretty permanent, and don't tell me he doesn't want to be the one who ordered a nuke dropped. He can do a lot of shit and…

I don't know about that. There is a narrative going around that Trump can't do anything. I disagree. He's doing a lot of shit in relatively short order. It's really bad.

They were all the same tropes done over and over again. And Night Court was really lazy about it. Horny guy, nice guy, uptight career lady, giant childlike man, no nonsense old bat, sassy black lady, sassy black man. It's one note shit and all the jokes are just that volleyball bump/set/spike stuff where you can tell…

That boggles me. W fucking sucked. I can be wistful of the days when Trump was not our goddamn President without forgetting about how god awful that idiot W was.

I'm letting everybody know right now, that some day, when Trump is dead, I will not speak kindly of him, and will not stop the shit talking for even one moment. If anything, I'll take the day off from work as a day of celebration. Maybe fire up the BBQ and invite everybody over, weather permitting.

Ultimately sponsors have a right not to associate their product with somebody they find unsavory. You have right to freedom of speech, but you don't have a right to a television show. So speech can be coerced or even censored, so long as it's codependent on other factors like advertising.

Sure there have been shows marketed toward both. I probably know more women who are Doctor Who fans than men. I'm sure Twin Peaks was fairly 50/50. But there aren't a ton of weird shows that are geared specifically toward them. I was reminded of Supernatural. I'd forgotten that show exists (no idea if it was marketed…

I'm 36. I…don't feel young.

Sure, but boys aren't watching this show. Even the AV Club's round table recap of this show has been all women. http://www.avclub.com/live/…
It's okay for things to be marketed to a demographic, and it doesn't make you sexist or misogynistic for pointing out that something is geared toward female viewers. But I'm sure…

Did she call him the devil?

It was really bad. We were in the depths of laughtrack/live audience multi cam sitcoms, so there were worse (ALF was in a horrific class by itself), but those episodes do not hold up today. Hell, they didn't hold up 16 years ago when I was a stoned college student catching a rerun.

The strangest part of this was how John Larroquette became an Emmy dynasty to the point where he told them to stop giving him the award.
This show was…not good. It was passable when it was on but looking back, a lot of those 80's and 90's sitcoms were abysmal. Just because you could feel nostalgic, that doesn't mean…

Ju, ju, ju, oughta no

Oh. Then I don't know what the fuck is going on.

Those are the people who visit NYC with the intent of dropping serious money on Broadway. The nostalgia will prove to be impossible to resist. Plus, Canadians will buy a ticket as a point of pride. Broadway knows what's up.