And Al making such a big deal about leaving, then backtracking and lying when called on the carpet for the Popeye’s exodus. I loved all the stacked WAKE UP FROM THE DREAM moments too. A fun episode, gonna miss it. 

Well let’s hope they look into everything this guy and his underlings are invested in, with a strong flashlight and tweezers. Defending the ones who need it the least should not part of the Protect/Serve mission.  With arrogance and defiance towards those who seek help, yet service as a beck-and-call “girl” for…

LOVED this ending, When this series started I didn’t think it was something I would enjoy, just gave it a chance for a few episodes and very quickly realized this was a cut above with loads of clever insight. The stand-alone segments were my favorite but even the ensemble storylines were imaginative and surprising,…

I loved the title and it set me up for thinking where the grift is coming in—hmm—only to make this guy think he is actually communicating? How it played out was hilarious—once the play was revealed it was a ball rolling downhill and he still didn’t get it. Only thing is, I keep thinking of him as Bus Rodent in Fleabag,…

Growing up with Spielberg as a contemporary director I have to admit I did take him for granted at times, although many indelible films I’ve kept in my mind all these years are from his talent. You think of the range of genres he has tackled over the years, from the deep dramas, to blockbuster action, musicals, SciFi,…

Every photo I’ve seen of his mother has that cut--KEEP IT. 

Evil is the correct word so don’t forget this sociopath guy didn’t give a rip about feelings. Didn’t seem to bother him to show his “shortcomings” when he tore off his clothes and forced himself on them... I understand your point but this is testimony by those who were involved with this shitbird and his repeated, rep…

I think yes, through the fiction lens viewing Jonny Lee, whose perpetual Mona Lisa smile is intriguing. However, much like Charles, No Way On The Topside Of God’s Green Earth, if you mean IRL.

You may be right, even after all my years I have to have the right angle and a good start to get a nice smooth looking wrap on a patient (snug but not too tight, evenly placed spirals), but I chalked all that up to whoever did it for the shot, probably from the props department, hair/makeup or maybe from the set EMT?

Gosh I hope you are right! I may be speculating he is one of those tough guys who thinks he can do it himself, plus he would’ve had a hard time driving. Anyway we see people all the time who bandage up wounds but don’t cleanse them properly plus a hog bite is full of infection and a rusty, dirty tractor wound is a…

Yes, they say whole sentences without closing their mouths, almost like open mouth ventriloquists... And every cast member has their own unique vocal SoCal tic. I loved when hosts/guests would come on and do their own spin on the voice.  Sometimes the mirror would be too jam packed to see everyone. 

I have such a sweet spot for Conan, such a wit and speaks well on a lot of subjects. His interview with Bill Burr a few months ago made me legit laugh to tears. I like his fan interviews as well, clearly someone who enjoys socializing and talking to people. His podcast is another helping me pass the time doing mundane…

Really enjoyed the small moments and the pace of this episode. Beautiful property, glad to see him hanging out on that sweet porch at the end but wow as a nurse I would have had him visit the hospital and have someone check out the foot injury and the hog attack! Tip of the hat for the character’s toughness coming…

Yes! They mentioned Chris and that interview, a classic!

You can tell Armisen is calculating in his slurred, unintelligible delivery as he looks them in the eye. Hader and Wiig were prone to corpsing, so he chose his subjects well. 

I love Dana in the podcast, not at all annoying and is great with all the background stuff and history. His old stand-up act was one of my favorites. He is at ease with interviewing people like Paul McCartney whereas most will just stammer and compliment without bringing anything to the table. Spade is Spade, I’ve…

I am hoping for Imperioli to break out a couple of “Chris-tuff-fuh” Soprano slang words in the coming weeks. 

And insert Daemon’s face behind him!

I do go back and forth, thinking about how her new husband treats her and feeling sorry, yet realizing how she creates her own problems. I guess I have met a few—even when you aren’t working for them they make you feel like hired help but hope there is still an ounce of humanity within.

I still don’t understand the vitriol she gets for being a fairly well-rounded acting talent who can do drama and comedy, sing, live performance, sketch work, with an eclectic choice of roles over the years.  It is like someone makes some type of offhand evaluation and everyone piles on whether they believe it or not…