At least Joel McHale and The Soup are funny, or at least watchable, or at the very least i don't want to kick my tv's teeth in.

At least Joel McHale and The Soup are funny, or at least watchable, or at the very least i don't want to kick my tv's teeth in.

Dave Foley brought his daughter to Doug Loves Movies a while back and i thought "oh great, this is going to be lame", but it ended up being pretty hilarious. And Steve Martinn had a great line on one of his albums when he saw a baby in the audience. But i would never take my kid to a comedy club. That'd be like…

Dave Foley brought his daughter to Doug Loves Movies a while back and i thought "oh great, this is going to be lame", but it ended up being pretty hilarious. And Steve Martinn had a great line on one of his albums when he saw a baby in the audience. But i would never take my kid to a comedy club. That'd be like…

I wouldn't have had a problem with that. The thing about that, though, is that the writers always seemed to love giving sawyer good zingers and a bit of action. Kate got nothing those last few seasons (at least that i can think of— haven't watched seasons 4, 5, or 6 since they aired (the last thing i can think of…

I wouldn't have had a problem with that. The thing about that, though, is that the writers always seemed to love giving sawyer good zingers and a bit of action. Kate got nothing those last few seasons (at least that i can think of— haven't watched seasons 4, 5, or 6 since they aired (the last thing i can think of…

Yeah, i remain a Kate fan to this day.

Yeah, i remain a Kate fan to this day.

spoiler alert?

spoiler alert?

I loved kate all the way up til the end, but it was obvious that the writers lost interest in her (i think they all fell in love with Juliet). I posted earlier on how i thought they should have killed off Kate at the end of season 4 or during season 5, giving her a noble/tragic death. Kinda like they gave Charlie,…

I loved kate all the way up til the end, but it was obvious that the writers lost interest in her (i think they all fell in love with Juliet). I posted earlier on how i thought they should have killed off Kate at the end of season 4 or during season 5, giving her a noble/tragic death. Kinda like they gave Charlie,…

Margaret Houlihan is the one thing that kept me from ever loving M*A*S*H, even though i really loved all the other characters (well, Col. Potter was kinda boring).

Margaret Houlihan is the one thing that kept me from ever loving M*A*S*H, even though i really loved all the other characters (well, Col. Potter was kinda boring).

I always liked Kate, but i have to admit that they obviously ran out of ideas for her (especially in her flashbacks/forwards/sideways). The thing that i don't understand is that, in a show that had no problem killing off characters, why didn't they didn't kill her off, say, in season 5? They could have let her and…

I always liked Kate, but i have to admit that they obviously ran out of ideas for her (especially in her flashbacks/forwards/sideways). The thing that i don't understand is that, in a show that had no problem killing off characters, why didn't they didn't kill her off, say, in season 5? They could have let her and…

Happy Days ran into the same problem. The Fonz eventually had feathered hair in the 50's, for fuck's sake!

Happy Days ran into the same problem. The Fonz eventually had feathered hair in the 50's, for fuck's sake!

I kinda lost interest in the show somewhere after season four (i think there might be some Maggie/Chris-in-the-Morning romance episodes that i've still never seen), but the couple of episodes where Joel went "native", playing golf in the wild, were pretty damn good. They should have ended the show shortly after that,…

I kinda lost interest in the show somewhere after season four (i think there might be some Maggie/Chris-in-the-Morning romance episodes that i've still never seen), but the couple of episodes where Joel went "native", playing golf in the wild, were pretty damn good. They should have ended the show shortly after that,…