Two Corinthians?

“something black people deal with on the reg.”

I prefer Austin Powers in a nutshell. 

Does he enjoy the “theater”?

Obviously in the minority here, but every time I see Whitford I instantly think of him as Eric from Billy Madison. 

Not until you’ve finished!

Fair enough. “Milquetoast” could certainly be used to describe Frasier and Niles’ personalities—so I could understand how one felt that the show itself also veered too close to this territory—but I disagree that the Cheers writing was superior. I think a lot of that show’s writing was elevated by what was perhaps the…

Me telling you what to do = good

Everybody loves ramen. 

Who?

Interesting story. Hope it had a happy ending. 

Isn’t he actually religious? Which partly explains the awkwardness and creepyness.

I would guess that the issue (at least in this thread) is less about being virtuous and more about being “not crazy”—Corgan and the lizard people, Morrisey and the brown people, etc.

Dad, please get off the internet.

Finish making my coffee, then I’ll pay you. 

Now I’m wondering if there’s any way they could do a Cheers reunion without it seeming too depressing for the characters. A 70+ year-old Rhea Pearlman sassily waiting tables sounds like a sobering 30 minutes of tv. But maybe I just lack imagination. 

Watched the entire run of Cheers a while back. Although it was often hilarious, and the actors were perfectly cast, I was surprised at how dated it was.

It’s about the journey, man. 

And did Davos ever give it to him!

Harsh.