At work, far more frequently than I'd like, when people are doing something the hard way rather than using an available tool or resource, I fall back on "Why do we even have a jar?!"

Perhaps a sign of their inept PR, but it's also been edited several times since it's first appearance. This looks like a midway version…it's lost the reference to Satan making a fortress in his heart, but still has the reference to his "indiscretions" in his teen years (which later was taken out)
Gawker has an article…

And for even more celebrity schadenfreude news today - Gawker is reporting that the Ashley Madison info hack includes paid accounts by Josh Duggar

My guess is (aside from the porn charges) if he had had sex with the 17 year-olds but hadn't paid for it, he probably wouldn't be in any more trouble than bad PR.

One of the things I thought after seeing this episode was that with just a bit of tweaking, this could be a great Dr. Who plotline. Complete with the "they only create happy memories" aspect and the dark tone that creates for the people that are real.

18 Again sort of did that…it's the one where George Burns switches bodies with his grandson. If I remember it right, the movie is just about the old man in a young man's body…the other end of the switch is in a coma.

Instead of this, since George Martin has nothing else to do, he should bring a Wild Cards series to television

I read those as they came out, and think I read the first 5. I never realized it kept going on so long. I guess there's a reason you don't hear that series talked about often

Wow, I haven't heard about or read the Joel Rosenberg books in years…do they hold up?
I like the concept, and it's not that far fetched they'd go that way…that's basically the concept D&D Saturday morning cartoon

Well…to say "nobody got divorced" is a bit of a rose-colored colored glasses look at history. A quick search on us divorce rates show that when they got married (1964) divorce rate was only slightly lower than it is today, and it steadily increased to a big spike in the first 20-25 years of their marriage. It really…

Was that Carol Kane as the crazy cat lady? I kind of thought it was, but I wasn't sure and couldn't find anything online.

Industrial Light & Magic's finest digital moustache double, of course

As long as he's naked and there are nuns following him chanting "shame, shame" I think it would be worth the sacrifice of a few delicious avocados

Insert obligatory oxymoron joke about lawyers here.

And some movies, like a fondly remembered Spring Break (circa 1983) pretty much revolved around them

Ant Man comes out in the film? Where's the spoiler alert!

I kind of think I've liked each episode of this less than the one before it. I'm doubting it's worth it to keep going very much longer hoping for a turnaround.
I do, however, have to commend the HBO CEO of Tits on a job well done, even if it's not going to save this lame show.

Not more or less. She literally put him in the cell. And shut the door. And locked him in.

Trebek thinks Oreo isn't a good dog's name? I'd best not introduce him to my cat named Twix!

But…they claim they cured their sons autism with a gluten-free diet