At what point does technological reality dictate that the old network model (especially in something like late night) collapse for good in favor of an on-demand model (except for live programming)?

Some of us saw this coming.

+1 A.D.

I had the same thought about Michonne and the Governor. If the goal was to make me like the Governor more - mission accomplished. I know he's going to be off his rocker now, but I can't really blame him.

Bill Murray is superb, and I really felt for him after he lost. Not because I loved his performance in LiT (it wasn't one of my five favorites of his), but because, for once, we had someone acting like a human in the phoniest place on earth. His face said, "This was probably my one chance, and I didn't get it." …

+1. I'd be the first to jump on this train, but I don't think there's actually much here.

Thank you for finding that so I didn't have to.

See:

I'm partial to this bit of nostalgia-porn.

Close.

I feel like the controller is a little much. I enjoyed the Wii to an extent, but I never played it as much as I did/do my PS3 or my Retron 3. Shelling out $350 for the Wii U would be a bad purchase for me personally.

Thanks. This is the part that confuses me:

I've read this explanation three times, and I still can't process it in my slow, American brain.

Surely, this kid is hearing-impaired, right?

+1

If Wilson really wanted to get traction with media around the country for his story, he should have eschewed "abuse" in favor of "bullying." /buzzworded

I'm not sure what you mean . . .

If Breckinridge loses, I'm moving to Unorg Terr.

I actually thought Obama would get around 300, but, when I broke it down using this site, it wound up much closer than I thought. As an aside, I live in Virginia, and I personally think Romney will carry VA.

"...if Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez finds passing the football a dicey proposition..."