TV shows should just put all black characters in red shirts. Be honest about their chances for survival. RIP Gus.

That's a good way to watch The Guild, too. Big chunk.

If the problem was simply that girls are told their only value is their looks, this might be valid critique. But a bigger problem is how many girls are told *all the time* that they are NOT beautiful because they are too heavy, too short, not blonde, they wear glasses, they don't have fashionable clothes. In a world…

Have you seen the show "Political Animals" with Signourney Weaver playing a Hillary Clinton character? Jefferson plays her gay son, and ohdearlord, he is so hot, and I'm not usually one for slash fic, but it was changing my mind.

One more thing: when Pinnochio opened the box and Neal looked in and was satisfied with what he saw, I kept thinking of that Justin Timberlake SNL thing "Dick in a Box."

Neal is almost definitely Peter Pan, since he kept talking about understanding parentless kids and being lost. And Emma made some comment about Neverland that seemed really disconnected and shoe horned in. I'm guessing there is something from Neverland in the box that Peter would have been familiar with, maybe…

I did the same thing. I thought there was something that said "11 months later" also, and so I couldn't reconcile the pregnancy, either, but I gave up and assumed I must have seen something wrong. So don't feel bad. it wasn't just you.

What a strange comment. The only prerequisite for writing a "mommy blog" (HATE that term) is being a mom. She is a mom. Tons of moms across the work spectrum write blogs. She experiences her children (RIP), she writes about it. The nanny didn't do everything. She did lots of momming, too.

"Payment should never be so high as to constitute a cause for participation."

I read a study which I can't find now, that tracked women through two pregnancies. In one they did nothing about their weight and in the other they rigorously exercised and tracked their eating. The results? They gained the same either way. Your body is going to do what it is going to do.

What has been the polarization? And where do you learn this kind of thing?

Ahh. They did the episode on how rumps changed last season. But yes, there is a bit of forcing characters to fit in places they don't belong.

Ruby's hat was the star of the show. Straight up Debbie Gibson from 1987. I had a hat like that, but none of Ruby's other, um, accessories.

I don't think Rump is the monster. It looks like it is Regina's love Daniel, who was murdered by Cora.

More likely an ENORMOUS number of gay men of that age are living a closeted life and the risk of coming out is so damaging that they don't do it.

They haven't proven able to get actual facts right, so things like copyright are probably over their heads.

To be fair, Buzz Bissinger, the writer of the book Friday Night Lights, did endorse Romney, so they probably assumed the line came from the book and not from the screenwriter of the show based on the book.

Perhaps Cora never figured out Rumps name (the queen's dad called him whatshername or something like that). So then she had to hand over her first born- Bae- which would make him perhaps a full brother. Or maybe Cora and Rumps did get it on and they are half-sibs. Interesting theory.

I think you are over-estimating the power of a single debate, and under-estimating the intelligence of the majority of women. Obama has been mentioning women's issues repeatedly. His convention may as well have been called the Ovaries Express. 1994 was not a presidential year, so it isn't comparable to 2012. Women…

There was another study that asked American and French women what one piece of make up they can't live without. Americans said foundation, which is designed to hide flaws, while French women said lipstick, which is about emphasizing a good feature. This matches the food thing- Americans see why something is bad, and…