How is she even still enrolled after the “wish I could take credit” comment?

I don’t get the reviews for this show sometimes. I thought this episode was good, but I also thought the Adam Driver episode was good--equally so. Yet that review was a lot less charitable.

The very first? Stand By Me. I must have listened to it a thousand times. Honorable mention for a later favorite goes to Beavis and Butthead Do America.

I seem to remember learning in history that Catherine the Great had an affair and there was a theory that her heir wasn’t actually her husband’s, so the bloodline wasn’t what they thought it was. I assume this is what they were referencing with Amanda Peet having a kid by someone else?

How did they even make a whole movie based on that one tiny story?

It’s really bad. Dr. Moreau bad. Also, Jeremy Irons is a Morlock, go figure that one.

“cruising for a bruising.”

I thought it was going to be Cam’s sister, as a way to write them in a new child.

Sirius radio show? Youtube?

Theatre of Blood is my favorite one of those--so creative! The scene with the dogs, though...yikes.

I like a horror film with a mystery element to it—Se7en, The Others, The Autopsy of Jane Doe, Cube, etc. Also, horror comedies are great.

“Nappily Ever After” is not the best title, but that actually looks pretty good.

I rewatched that recently, and I think the laughs came from the pure shock value of her saying “He put the pills in the people!” without a trace of hesitance, but I agree with you--making light of it feels inappropriate. I think that’s part of why Thompson hasn’t done his impression in a while. Now that Cosby’s…

“Fans have been clamoring for something new from Amy, but really there isn’t anything new,”

I predict that others here will misinterpret the term “coon-ass” since it’s not used outside of LA.

...I must have missed that episode.

I’m glad they made that call. I was watching this episode tonight and I said to my husband “if they show Butters getting molested I’m fucking done with this.” Instead they showed an appropriate (if odd) relationship between parishioner and clergy, and the joke came from the fact that no one—not even the Church…

Eh, I would say it was dark. A priest murdering a cardinal with a cum-mopping zamboni is what I would describe as “darkly absurd.” I agree it has nothing to do with Kavanaugh, though, that’s a ridiculous stretch. If anything it seems like P & S might be taking a step back from the “politics of the week” approach and…

I don’t know if it’s that she’s resting on her laurels or if it’s just that the show leans WAY too much on her--she can’t be everyone, she can’t do everything. They need to start handing out more assignments to the newer talent. Melissa does great impressions, yet they give her little to do.

I’m a fan of the cocktail made from apple pie blended with Southern Comfort served in a Chevy hubcap. Gotta be GM, none of those rice-burnin’ cars.