These are outstanding choices.

this is one of the worst shows HBO has ever aired. john in cincinnati bad.

Congrats to Masters of Sex's casting department for making Henry the Least Believably Sexually Active Teenager in TV History. They would have been better off having him continually spouting off about his "girlfriend in canada"

This is the most "Superdrag" of anything The Lees have put out yet. Good sign for the next album.

"the Brooklyn Nine-Nine star is such a silly and likable presence, it keeps the histrionics appealing."

It's up at the end of this year. He's starting to think (negotiate) about whether to sign on for more. Hence the vague allusions to other opportunities.

No one has been busier doing nothing than Stern over the years. He obviously spends a lot of time on his passion-of-the-week (chess, guitar, photography, now painting), but he's been saying he had projects to keep him busy for years. None of them every come to anything.

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Olly is definitely killing Jon. Did you even see that look he gave him, and the way Jon’s smile withered? What is the other option here, exactly?"
Well, definitely *stabbing* Jon.

"Stannis’ only successes to this point have been at the hands of Melisandre, whether through Renly’s death, the leeches removing threats to the throne, or the defeat of Mance’s army in the north. "

Snooooze. This show is in danger of going full True Blood.

"It’s forward momentum, it’s progress, and it’s what the Jake/Amy storyline has truly needed."

no one can possibly dislike Chisel.

"Paul Heyman: “BROCK LESNAR, BROCK LESNAR, BROCK LESNAR, BROCK LESNAR, BROCK LESNAR, BROCK LESNAR, BROCK LESNAR, BROCK LESNAR!”

This episode is the latest example of how much better B99 is when Jake isnt the focus of the episode.

fair enough. i dont see chemistry at all. I see more "attraction" between Jake and Rosa to be honest. But they totally dont need that plot. There's more than enough combinations and potential guest-star love interests for both.

"The will-they/won’t-they relationship between Jake Peralta (Andy Samberg) and Amy Santiago (Melissa Fumero) started out as a plot device to be weary of, but it’s become an undercurrent that only highlights the chemistry of the two detectives rather than overwhelms it. "

"Reese reflects on his own partnership with Carter."

nice article on why young people shouldnt get tattoos.

well fiction would work just fine if its an interesting enough story.

good point. i really hear this as Sarah trying soooo hard to find balance in the case, partly because she's a reporter, and partly because, like she said, there's a tendency in some people to see a "defendant" and assume he's guilty *because* he's a defendant.