I really just appreciate that the focus is helping your team. Even if I'm a lousy shot (and boy, am I!), I still feel like I can make some kind of contribution to the objective.

I also had fun, but I felt like I got everything I could out of the few "test punches" I participated in. I really hope it's successful and finds a dedicated player base, but I'm never going to be into fighting games (or most PvP games, honestly). Even by the end of an hour, I could already feel the novelty wearing…

Nah, I'm OK. I already have a cat (who coincidentally looks just like a grown-up version of Kitten). I'm just making the best of the situation for a few days. Thanks for the concern, though!

Kitten update:

Bender's big monologue in The Breakfast Club was so heavily edited for TV that I assumed, "MAKE ME A TURKEY POT PIE" had to be a weird stand-in for a much more profane line.

*weeps softly for Happy Endings*

Aww, I thought it was pretty decent, but Get Out blew it out of the water this year.

He answers to "kitten" and also any sound I happen to make, so - in theory - he answers to Keanu.

Thanks!

That's what I'm worried about. A neighbor said she saw him in the park before he trotted over to make friends.

I also nominate the Garbage Plate. I always thought Rochester was in upstate NY, but it's food was decidedly… midwestern.

I don't think multi-episode arcs are necessary for sitcoms, but when the writing seems to be going in that direction - as it was for Kimmy Schmidt - I don't think it's unreasonable to be disappointed when most plots go back to square one.

Can we talk about spoilers here?

Yeah, for sure. Another idea is to print out flyers saying we have him. The only wrinkle is that it's currently pouring and will be for the next few days. Not great flyer weather. Hopefully Facebook will lead to something.

I had an eventful day. A kitten - maybe 3 months old - was wandering around outside and meowing his heart out. He was apparently a friendly guy, because he ran inside the house properly startling the other cats. I figured he had escaped from his home, but he stuck around outside for hours and came running whenever he…

Clifford was nothing. I don't think anything will ever be worse than the time I watched, "Ghosts can't do it" for We Hate Movies.

It's not like he even needs to be humanized: many Penn State fans still consider the man a god. To hear them talk, you'd think college athletes were the real victims for being barred from competitions. The kids have been completely forgotten.

There are some podcasts where the production is so great, you can't even tell one host is Skyping in. Kotaku Splitscreen is recorded in Portland and NYC, and it's one of the best sounding shows I listen to.

I kind of like him on other podcasts. He did one episode of Gilmore guys and I couldn't believe how much snarkier and more profane he was.

Nah, it was just an interview about her experience on the show, acting, writing, etc. It was a really nice interview, and she seems about as sweet and wonderful as anyone could hope.