Can't shake the feeling I've seen that kid before. Does anyone know here history - or real name so I can look it up?

And she never shuts the hell up - even when she's not there.

Every hospital on TV has been through shootings. If this is the reason then they have prevented people from running away.

“There’s a Fine, Fine Line” is named after an Avenue Q song that just happens to be one of my all-time favorite musical theater numbers.
And yet no mention of the source of this week's title?

It's called publicity, to a generation that never heard of them.

Joking aside, I found it a little creepy. Not sure about evil guys with hot daughters in tight sweaters. At her age shouldn't she be rebelling and becoming a Christian or a Democrat?

The plot of dogs burying fossils (as if they were bone and not stone) goes back to Bringing up Baby with Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn

Phil being her tallest child

It's a percentage game. Babies have heads a quarter of their height. When they get to toddler size it's about 1/6th and adults are 1/8th.

They'll never top Black-ish - "… 45 minutes later"

(a) That's the Old Testament, not the gentle forgiving one you worship and (b) so what?

The problem is, if one is legal then the other will be too. People forget the history of this country. Someone I know shared a photo of a Woolworth's lunch counter and asked (unironically apparently) remember this? Actually yes, I do remember lunch counters with 37 people at them - all white.

They also did it on the Honeymooners with Ralph tasting dog food and then trying to get his boss to invest in it ("KranMar")

Maybe you should be having this conversation with the people who protest with "God hates gays" signs

I got all the way through but only by fast forwarding. I usually fast forward when Phil is talking but this time it was every story. Also, the wife finds a dog and takes it home and hides it from her husband. So they're copying storylines from the Honeymooners.

And if there is a difference between "organic" and "living" wouldn't hair count as something he could manipulate.

Also the kind that supports an evil organization with monsters - apparently having never read or seen movies of that situation. "Yes, let's create a monster who will obey us faithfully. When has THAT ever gone wrong?"

I'm sure I've been watching since the beginning but I still have to ask. Has this "Lottery" ripoff been mentioned before? What about the brother?

Works for me

I'm Jewish and I think they follow they stereotype of the loud screaming Jew, which I've always hated.