He’s Ross’ Russ. . . /sigh ‘Hi. . . . .’

“why did she make that desperate, “cool”-filled pass at Kai?”

Bigger hive of scum and villainy than the Red Keep.

Between the whoops and the wains, I gotta hankerin’ for a WHuheat Thin.

Spoken like a truly concerned citizen. . . 

If it were Kevin, wouldn’t there need to be hair to cut instead of a hat to hide where hair would be?

Not only that, but one of the key patients was Chairman and CEO of GE and President of East Coast Television and Microwave Oven Programming, Kathy Geiss.

you already know, don’t you?

Was trying and trying to pin down where I’d seen Jonathan Major’s manic capricious informality of his body language in this episode, and I think I got it. His scheme was indeed Willy Wonka, but his body language and ADD presentation style was that of the director/producer Elijah [Jay Duplass] in Search Party.

There remain modes of sexual expression where observer discomfort is sanctioned and expected at this point?

“ Nicholas Braun is a revelation as Greg, asserting himself as the most accessible character in a den of vipers . . . “

What up, Whaddup!!

So the mailman Sylvia is banging is totally Stan Lee, right?

‘I prepared my body in various ways’ is one of the most blithely epic ad-libs of all time.

Or an emotional response to an entertainment news item stretched into a network pitch?

One visit ever to a RainForest Cafe, and it sticks out as a sad occasion. To be fair, it wasn’t a ‘destination decision.’ It was a new restaurant in the mall nearest my grandma’s house [Oak Park Mall, OP, KS], and over the years, between holidays and birthdays and such, we had pretty much been to every mall and…

While the commenter may be excessively salty for your tastes, the agita arises from physics being ‘beaten,’ as in ‘we understand physics fine, but have found a way to trick physics into betraying itself.’

The remembrance card for Richard Gilliland gutted me, particularly in light of Jean’s subsequent performance in the episode.

This cancellation, for me personally, is like the McRib being seasonal.