Sutton Foster is monstrously talented. She's seriously one of the most talented people I have ever seen.
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You need to watch the show Bunheads. It stars Sutton Foster, and was entirely the reason I started watching Younger.
Just say, "Peace Out bitches!"
What's a girl to do
when she's stuck between men?
It's like she's a Barbie
with two perfect Ken's!
He gets really, really defensive about things. And I think this election he has chased horse race coverage. He's consistently been over-stating Trump's chances and consistently been (even long before the election started) been portraying Clinton as in more danger than she actually is. For example his recent comments…
I like Younger, but I also get pretty frustrated with it at times. I think Sutton Foster sometimes carries that entire show, and Liza would be a fairly unpleasant character played by anyone else.
Shame on you. You missed out on "Period Sex."
Either way, I think Silver will flip some states Monday or he'll be substantially more off than several other aggregators.
He got really upset about Huffington Post calling into question his methodology today.
My prediction is that Clinton wins in a bit of walk. I predict she'll win by 4%. North Carolina, Florida, and Nevada will all go to her. Ohio and Iowa will go Republican. New Hampshire will be blue, but one district in Maine will go red.
I think Texas is going to be within one or two percentage points. Five at most. If they can convert the first time Hispanic voters to regular voters, the Republican party in Texas might be done for a very long time quicker than anyone thought.
I think this might be the time that 538 gets things substantially wrong.
What I liked about it was that it was a lovely inversion of so-called "locker room" talk, where women are talking about something incredibly personal in very crude and blunt terms.
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend won them a major award (and some minor Emmys). If they are willing to let No Tomorrow have the slot that it does, they're willing to let Crazy Ex-Girlfriend have it (though they clearly would rather put it Monday with Jane).
Married With Children did it way back in the '90s.
I love that Rebecca heard of the existence of polyamorous couples and then immediately decided that that was a reasonable solution for her situation.
So, I think it says something about Rebecca that in her love triangle fantasy, she decides she's terrible at math. Terrible to the point where she can't even count.
Why can't I just go into a coma and wake up three months into a relationship? Or as in the case with Timeless, create an alternate timeline where I just have a fiance. Seriously, girl, why are you not acting like it is a dream come true to simply skip all the awkwardness, anxiety and pressure at the start of a…
That was always my impression as well. Hence why Rebecca calls him White Josh, and hence why it would make sense that he was "Josh Wilson" to Darryl when he was just a guy at the gym, and then "White Josh" when he started having conversations with Rebecca about him.