That was the episode that finally sold my husband on Angel. He almost rolled off the couch.

Agreed. Fool for Love for how badass it is, how broken Buffy feels, the fantastic origins of Spike, bonus Drusilla and Darla, and then that moment at the end on the steps.

I've been listening at work this morning, it's great.

My husband makes the best scrapple in the world, Habbersett's cooked low and slow until it's perfectly crispy outside with the right amount of softness inside. I eat mine with ketchup mixed with a little hot sauce.

Everyone in The Americans and Rectify deserve every award they'll likely never receive, but Alison Wright broke my heart in so many ways that I almost built my own mail robot for comfort.

The beatdown in the toilet is some of the best physical comedy I've seen in a long time. Such a phenomenal movie.

I laughed SO HARD at that line.

Yup. We're trying too so it's either once/twice a week of good sex or more than that and it's perfunctory. I'd rather go with quality. Plus shit, we're 36 and TIRED after work.

"I've guilted her about her more sexual past"

She has such a presence. I just started Rectify and I love watching her.

I still think the dirtiest throwaway joke is Jane's comment about Penny getting "rotary dialed" in Happy Endings.

Apparently it was unscripted and he broke. I love that scene.

It's just the scalpel in my leg making me cry, don't look at me!

He is so missed. His voice was so soothing.

It's been 7 years and I still miss Harry Kalas during every Phillies game.

"Seagull" made me scream laugh. It's just so god-damned silly.

"Your former holiness."

Yes to this! Scrubs has a ton of these for me. I can't hear "In the Sun" without thinking of that christening scene, and "Book of Love" was my weddings song because of this show.

"Under Pressure": Martin versus the baby in Grosse Pointe Blank. So much great acting with no dialogue, and as a 36 year-old considering having kids and what it's like to be an adult I just watch it and get chills. You can't tell me how to live my life, BABY.

I reread it before tackling Stiletto and thought it helped immensely!