I went back and watched that line again, because it was so perfect. Andrea Martin is really fantastic on this show.

She wasn’t wrong either time, though.

There are so many great details and jokes in this show, but I still love how quickly Eleanor tends to go along with anyone’s suggestions—which are often her mistaken impressions that someone wants sex, but in this case was watching Cannonball Run 2 and immediately wanting a quick recap of the first one.

I recall thinking that was a logical place for them to end up by the end of the year. That we’re already there is pretty amazing.

Sushi & The Banshees is everything I want from this world.

I don’t really watch this show, but I clicked over to see how it was faring this season, and really enjoyed this review. Still don’t think I’m super likely to start watching, but I’m pretty sure I’ll be checking in on the articles.

I still don’t love the show’s insistence on giant, world-shaking cliffhangers which blow up the premise of the show for a few episodes before settling back into the status quo. Honestly, I’d be fine if they stuck with this one if it didn’t mean we’d lose Rosa. I wish we’d gotten more of characters other than Jake, but…

I know he’s doing a fair amount of work. What I said was that I can’t believe he’s not in everything.

I mean, he did win four Emmys in a row for his work on Night Court.

This is better than most CBS comedies, which is admittedly not saying much. I did enjoy that the new stepbrother is weirdly friendly rather than an antagonist, and the supportiveness of the stepdad at the end. The most puzzling aspect of the pilot was how little of it featured John Larroquette, the only person on this…

I don’t mean this as a slight in any way, but Lewis Black as of about 2015 bears a deeply unsettling resemblance to my grandmother. I had to send a clip of him on Colbert to my mom and everything.

I think two hours is about the right amount of time for a Chevy Chase project, provided we don’t hear a bunch of stories from the set about him being awful. And the rest of the cast sounds pretty great. I can’t believe Chris Parnell isn’t in everything these days.

Only possible explanation is that it’s the result of whatever he ends up inventing that makes him rich.

Spike Lee can’t even figure out whose address to angrily tweet in this case.

“Uhhh...no thank you? I mean, it’s sweet and all, but...”

–BLM

I’ve never been a huge fan of Star Trek, but this was incredibly good. Sure, they killed off maybe my favorite character, but “special guest star” made it clear that was in the cards. Still, there were so many really great, surprising moments here.

This was some of the best-looking sci-fi I’ve ever seen, far better…

“Fucko” works best immediately following the phrase “listen up.” It’s a very concise way of displaying your utter contempt for the person you are addressing. It’s even better if the next thing you say is either remarkably stupid or completely off topic.

It arrived on Netflix on August 21st, and was on Hulu for quite a while before that, friend. Save your spiels. The only person you have any reason to feel angry toward is yourself for not getting around to watching the show before the second season debuted. Sorry that the article spoiled something that was truly…

There’s a shit-ton of sweeteners in the lemon-lime soda. I’m assuming that’s where some of the “cupcake” factor enters in.

If this article was posted within a couple of days of the Season One finale, you’d have a point. The show’s been on streaming services this whole time, buddy.