Yikes…NBC must be desperate. Not that I dislike Jones…I think she's funny. But I went through some of her Olympic tweets being they're the reason this is happening. They're mostly clips of her TV showing the event with a couple of random words and/or profanities. Nothing awful, but nothing funny either.

What I'm curious to see is if the story unveils itself as Nas, or as Stone - that is, will we eventually see what really happened to the victim, or will we be left to draw our own conclusions based only on the evidence the viewer is able to see?

I'm not saying I agree that he'll be found guilty, but this show definitely doesn't have the 'happy ending' vibe, so I wouldn't rule out a guilty verdict, or even that Nas actually did commit the crime.

I would say the quality of the show is considerably more work than most half-hour shows. His pieces are very well written and exceptionally researched. Not saying it's an 80-hour work week, but I'm guessing he puts in far more time to produce his half-hour weekly show than, say, the guys that do Big Bang Theory.

I can't help but wonder if Don Draper will die next episode, whether figuratively or literally. It's somewhat common knowledge that giving away possessions could be a sign of suicidal tendencies. Consider Don gave Megan a million dollars for no real reason, didn't really seem to care about buying a new apartment after…

I'm in the latter category. Love a lot of their early work, but AB on is the U2 that I enjoy.

Achtung Baby was anything but a 'fun party' album. Most U2 fans I know prefer the band's work before AB or from AB on. It's very rare to find a U2 fan that enjoy both periods equally. That being said, I will agree that Discotheque was a pretty brutal song. Pop had a few really good songs (Staring At The Sun, Gone,…

The author of this article mentions all challenges Leslie faced on the show as symbolic of something greater than what they were, but then just demeans her pregnancy as a simplistic knock to sitcom feminism. What if the babies are, like the election, the recall, and everything else, symbolic of something greater. That…

I find it ironic that I had to watch a 30 second ad before I could watch the video.

New name for the show - A—hole Hollywood. Who are the clowns they get to conduct these interviews?!? I wouldn't have that clown wash my car.

The largest group of Americans without health care are children. They also make up the largest group of welfare recipients.