Oh, his mom is Italian? I'll be damned, I missed that tidbit.

With some Latino blood I believe.

It just seemed clear because the actor playing him is Jewish-Italian, and thus we had a biased perspective of him as a guy who's trying to pass for Latino.

Mm true, that was presumptive of me.

A little late to mention this but the crew made a ballsy move casting Justin Baldoni, a non-Latino actor, as a Latino character and then wait two and a half seasons to pull the rug out from under us for a twist.

*Moonlight, not Fences.

Darn, Miguel Ferrer was left out.

And on the week I finally unfriended a less-than-considerate Republican. Hope she doesn't learn of this new tool.

I used to listen to "Meditational Field" as well when I was in college. The alternate, mellow version is ideal for zoning out.

Duke should make like Olivia and permanently relocate to the salt lands.

Rogeliana de la Vega Factor; yea or nay?

It's weird to think of people losing their minds over someone being uninterested in sex at all.

Hmm, I've only yet to see the last two eps so where in the Reptile Room is he? Perhaps the movie posters? Or that wall of photos?

Cool Easter egg. My eyesight might be failing 'cause I didn't recognize him in the painting.

Daniel Handler was the roly-poly fish vendor - and I mean that as a modifier of the product he is selling and not the character himself.

To cheer myself up, I watched the first two episodes of Usagi Drop. I like it so far: it's a simple anime with gorgeous watercolor backgrounds and limited dialogue, particularly because one of the two main characters is a kindergartener. Very relaxing but sweet.

Of course. Thanks for clarifying.

So no new Bob's Burgers tonight?

Don't worry. I'm trying to like the series myself so far. I enjoy certain aspects, like the Pushing Daisies-esque milieu, the goofy henchmen quintet, and the rotating cabinet of guardians, but as a whole I think it's adequate.

Really, you give us too much (by which I mean all of the) credit.