As far as early predecessors to reality TV go, Zsa Zsa was charming as hell; it's unfortunate her final years were so tough. R.I.P.

As a semi-counterpoint (although not a refudiation), that is the year of The Magnficent Ambersons, The Palm Beach Story, Cat People, and To Be or Not to Be.

That's… troubling.

Something something fellationut

Inferior comedy interior decorating.

I would pay two ticket prices for Allison Janney in a remake of Johnny Guitar, now that you think of it.

I… I take it back.

Screw the power-couple as the vehicle for a fading celebrity to attract attention! Beheadings are in, baby, in!

The possibility of Allison Janney whacking someone sounds intriguing, which begs the question: why have our screens not been graced thus far with a villainous, hammy Janney?

Not really- Bullock actually tries, despite continuing to be a bad actress.

Certainly! There was that one where she played a prostitute with a heart of gold, and that other one where she laughed loudly and charmingly!

Well, this was pretty inevitable, judging by her latest career track. She's been on the Halle Berry/Jennifer Lopez/Sarah Jessica Parker path for a while now.

My thinking was that ever darn category couldn't be dedicated to The Americans (Alison Wright and Dylan Baker are a thing).

Best Lead Actress
Rachel Bloom as Rebecca Bunch, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
Best Lead Actor
Tituss Burgess as Titus Andromedon, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Best Supporting Actress
D'Arcy Garden as Janet, The Good Place
Best Supporting Actor
Ted Danson as Michael, The Good Place
Best Ensemble
Cast of the The Americans

I'll probably get to it someday (while skipping the TV movies)- maybe the summer, when the days are lazier.

I'm sure, regarding the CC years- it's just that "The Devil's Hands are Idle Playthings" is a perfect ending.

Oh, it's excellent, and hilarious, etc.! It's just that I feel like crying after every episode- I don't think it's a good show for binging, in that light!

Oh, c'mon now, Bonanza over Andy Griffith and Jackie Gleason?

I think it's gotten to the point at which Alison Wright might be the best part of The Americans. And I love near-everything about that show.

Seconded, although I'm more sympathetic- it just really feels like Glover is a new writer, and new writers love to garnish everything with capital-letter social issues for the heck of it. I quit after the second episode, which is basically just a non-examination of transphobia, mental illness abuse in the prison…