Ok, now I'm freaked out. What you're saying implies they can read. I always thought they couldn't. Why the hell am I reading this crap at 2 am?!

I don't.

That was the first thing I said! Why wear the headwrap if you wear wigs?

I found out recently that the song was originally about an interracial couple. Here on Gawker too, I think. I'm wondering if the writers even thought about naming siblings after a romantic pairing.

It took me two episodes for it to click that they're named Jack and Diane. I do wonder if it's a nod to the song. Has to be, right? I'm partial to Diane because she reminds me of myself.

Ouch!

I'm sure my grandparents would have done the same thing.

Truth. Meanwhile all the gorgeous people I know go, "Eh, I'm ok." We live in a weird world.

I always thought Right Said Fred had a sexy voice. Wonder where he is now.

I'm an ahole. I laughed. Brought back memories. Those cartoons were racist as hell!

Read the book, watched the movie, and enjoyed them both but you're not wrong. It was about Skeeter being forward thinking and rebelling against the racism she grew up with but also building a career and getting out of that hick town based on the work and stories of a group of black women. Which is pretty much what the…

She's actually starring in "How To Get Away With Murder" not "Scandal" but good on you for helping a fellow human out. Kindness is so underrated.

I'm black and I love cheese. As for cheese being offered at parties, I usually see it with fruit no matter the color of the host. Very rarely, crackers. I never even thought about it until Boondocks.

I was so sad that it was the black guy. And he did most of the talking during the debate.

It looked like the lady sitting down was crying and that's why she was handed a handkerchief.

Yeah! When the Keatings kissed, she scowled. I also agree with your last sentence. Rebecca's going to end up the fall girl because she's the outsider but Annalise totally thinks her husband did it and I think she's right.

I've read all of them and I love the show. The writers and the cast even though you wouldn't have guessed by looking at them, managed to recreate the essence of the whole Kelley Armstrong "Otherworld". First time since I saw the movie, "Perfume" that I felt like someone really brought a book to life.

When the pilot/captain/bald dude fell, I immediately rewound. Twice.

I'm actually afraid to watch because I remember what happened with True Blood. Books rarely translate well to television. Although, Bitten is pretty darned near perfect.

This! I've been wondering why he didn't just turn on the light.