IKEA on a weekend.

Claire’s “Reeling in the wine” line. The writers couldn’t think of an alcoholic beverage that rhymes with years?

Obviously if he stole an ambulance in Macomb his next move was to drive to Selfridge and steal an A10, fly under the Ambassador bridge, then eventually bail out and parachute onto the top of the Ren Cen.

Give it more stars so it gets out of the “dicketies”

I’ve thought of combining one of those with those rear window memorials just to make people do a double-take:

No, at season’s end Cousin Paulie shows up (played by James Franco)

Being an introvert means never having to say WELL ACTUALLY

You forgot the Condorman edition Porsche.

I don’t get it either. It should be called Jack and Karen.

I’ll rehash a post I made on AICN years ago: The Sarah Connor Chronicles should have been about a Terminator that goes back in time, finds a phone book, and sees that there are 22 Sarah Conners listed. Each week we see a story featuring a Sarah Conner, and it ends with her opening her front door and getting shot in…

Seeing David die was satisfying, though considering some of the other deaths this season I was hoping for something a bit more gruesome and graphic for that smug, fat-headed bastard. I’m glad it was Maria that did him in.

Tonight: Candy’s Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixie_Highway

He’s in a torture of his own making. I bet his proposal for this neighborhood was actually “accepted” as a resignation. “This guy thinks he’s better than us, we’ll show him.”

All the bunnies are adorable. All the bunnies are unique.

The Show That Tries Too Hard is back!

“I’ma hangup and listen”

The fan was yelling in Spanish “Here comes the ball!” to alert Sanchez

Shoes and bungee cords. Always see one or the other nearly every day on the commute.

Chekov’s Big Mike