As someone who's been officially out on my own for less than a year now "Back Home Ballers" was creepily accurate. Especially the "fake"/kinda real napping on the couch to avoid helping out with things.

As someone who's only read about SNLs early years where the actual cast members would often have little to do, it was still really weird to just see a mini-Paul Simon concert with the very occasional sketch thrown in. Not necessarily bad, just strange.

Can't wait to read the articles that will just steal this as their headline over the next few days!

"So wear something nice. Like a pair of them white jeans and a Dan Marino jersey or something."

11 hours after the fact, but yes Jackee was literally who I was thinking of as the perfect comparison…just couldn't remember her name.

If Valerie Cherish had not won the coveted role of Aunt Sassy, she would have been on whatever D-List VH1 reality show was particularly popular at the time. I think that's the level she was one.

As long as your a woman in Hollywood and your trademark character (no matter how big the show was) is chiefly described as "kooky", your probably never going to have Jennifer Aniston's career.

Drama: Orange is the New Black and The Good Wife
Comedy: Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Review, Playing House (Jessica St. Clair and Lennon Parham should literally always be allowed to have a show on TV), and Rev.

As a former Catholic I think I have an even greater appreciation for Rev. The third season definitely went darker than previous years but it was still so good And despite not being an American I'm gonna go ahead and declare Olivia Colman a goddamn national treasure.

My hometown doesn't have much. Wayne Newton lived there for a few years as a kid and he was nice enough to come back and grand marshall the bicentennial parade. For some reason when I was 12 I named my golden, female hamster Wayne Newton. I was a weird kid.

I'm halfway through season 2 and just about every episode I change my mind about my favorite character. Let's just agree, they are all wonderful.

The only thing he really added to the show was being a very attractive person who was enjoyable to stare at.

I believe her skills were providing comic relief/not being a crazy person?

I saw Inception on the Friday it came out. My friend and I were almost late so we had to sit in the front. This did not stop us from pouring the vodka we'd brought in a water bottle into shot glasses, taking shots, and then chasing it with cans of Orange Crush.

Rock is a super funny standup though. Wheelan's bits are funny, but nothing special enough to really make me want to hear more.

Yeah, I'll give him credit for at least attempting a Neil Degrasse Tyson impression for the first half of the sketch before going to nerd-voice. It was slightly better than his usual impression tries.

Oh, I assumed it was Coach K and for whatever reason the image of Donna being Coach K's teenage mistress made me laugh harder than anything I've seen on TV this year.

But it's not like Alicia's sleeping with (ok so it happens every once in a while), living with, or in love with Peter. Their marriage is largely one of convenience. Peter wants to be with Alicia but she really doesn't seem to give a shit about the two of them being together.

Don't blame CBS, blame country music and their apparent 30 required televised awards shows per year!

As far as not saying sorry back, I'd just chalk it up to her being in total shock. When someone dies people are going to act a lot different than they normally do.