I had kind of the opposite reaction. Way too cut and toned like a body-builder. I like my lady legs smooth and lengthy.

Definitely enjoyed reading your takes on each episode. It was a great ride, and last night's episode was about as good as you can get on network TV. I'll miss it, but I really hope it doesn't come back…I want to think that Will and Hannibal are clenched at the bottom of the sea, where they came from.

If you think every Grateful Dead fan is a hippy, then you really don't know what you're talking about. Fell free to comment though…everybody loves a tiny troll.

I went to high school with Mr. Black. He was 4 years ahead of me and I was lucky to be in a couple of school plays with him. He wasn't a mentor exactly, but he was really kind and helpful to me, since I was scared as hell being on stage even though I loved doing it. Someday he'll win a Tony. I don't think people…

See kids? This is what happens when god gives you the strongest liver ever. You live, even when you're dead upstairs.

Nothing is funny anymore. It's all meta and useless.

I love the horns on that song.

I've always believed this to be about his beloved pet, and I will continue to believe no matter how the evidence plays out.

Didn't Hunter have a lesbian kiss episode in the late-80's?

No Woody Allen. Look, I like some Wes Anderson films a lot, but I don't really love any one of them. Robert Altman made some classics too. Nashville, The Player…both great movies. PT Anderson is ambitious and extraordinarily talented, but doesn't have enough of an inventory to be here ahead of Allen. Woody has made at…

I dunno…I enjoyed it. To me it's a farce that doesn't get enough minutes. So maybe I'm like Winkler, and I don't get it, but I trust the writers and producers to work it all out. I'm happy that way.

The End..really? Other than Ringo's pedestrian solo it's the cap of what I think may be the greatest song run in popular music history. How can you love the medley and hate it's beautiful denouement? Than again…how can you include I am the a Walrus and Let It Be on this totally ridiculous list. Never mind…sorry I…

Maybe it's time to leave Tucson. I doubt I'm the only only one who has noticed a strange resemblance between Tandy and Todd to Steve Martin and John Candy's characters in Planes, Trains and Automobiles. I love this show, but I would love it more if it took advantage of the great actors and wide-open scenarios they…

It's not fascinating, it's sad. A guy died, and there really isn't enough cute in the world to spin this right. But, yea I know… I know.

I like Phish. Good shows. But they lack heart and soul. Maybe they are better musicians (Garcia aside), but there are many ways to connect with an audience, and Phish does it well musically, and by being a little geeky. The Dead did it by playing and giving homage to the American Songbook, mixed in with all the jazz…

Haha. Deadheads are so dumb and are so baked to even realize Jerry Garcia died 20 years ago. Personally, I'll be driving to Levi's with all business matters aside for what will be a great weekend for anyone that loves this band. Maybe you get it, maybe you don't. I could care less. But it is tiring to hear the same…

Damn, doesn't anyone remember Galaxy Quest?

totally. My dog's there. Sure do miss Sparky, but I hear he's doing great, running free and all…

We are seeing the same exact thing. Just experiencing it differently. This was a classic little-bit-of-everything episode, one with an insanely funny Randy storyline that was the highlight of a pretty good return to a basic absurdity that fuels some of their best episodes.

The Barbie World act at the end was genius, and the funniest part of it all wasn't Randy's cock doing some mystifying stuff, which was pretty damn impressive, but the dude whose head popped out behind Randy's knee…I mean, where the hell was that guy?? Just when I though these guys couldn't make me laugh as hard as…