The Irishman was struck dumb by the presence of the Big Boat

“Once you get a famous name, and once you’re in the political arena, the combination is devastating. If they can get you, they’re going to get you. “

His little sigh of “it’s too salty” still has me in stitches just thinking about it.

Yep. That was insanely good acting.

Having just finished The Good Place, holy shit did Ted Danson deserve at least a nod.

K

“and spent two nights at a very lovely desert camp in the middle of the Erg Chebbi dunes”

#knowwhatImean #saynomore 

Also, if you mostly don’t give in but on random occasions do give in*, not only will the kids think you’re more fun than you actually are, but they’ll also learn valuable lessons about the unpredictability of life.

Hey, John Larroquette was fine! (edit: I’ll be damned, my memory would have sworn up and down that he played Adult Stan, but apparently not. NEVER MIND.)

Bill Hader is a fine suggestion, but the best and most fun choice to play Adult Richie would be Seth Green.

It’s all good, since Adams and Chastain are famously often mistaken for one another. I really like the idea up above of having one play Bev and one play Audra, though.

Well, the ACA is alive today, so when I ask myself that question the answer is “enough.”

This is the correct answer, no doubt.

3 a.m., loud music, etc. I’m guessing there was a very specific reason this person wasn’t about to call the cops so she could safely drive away.

Why the recent resurgence in interest in this movie?

Is that where they sprinkle the cigarette butts directly on the pizza? Agreed, magnificent.

Guest? For one-ep wonder, it’d be Jim Carrey as Leap Day William. For multiples, it would be Jon Hamm, both as Drew (I think? Right? It’s been a while?) and especially his guest spots in the live episodes.

Recurring? Is Dr. Spaceman too much of a regular character, or can he be considered recurring?

Nobody is making fun of Andy Griffith. I can’t stress that enough.

“I beg your pardon, though I am aware your league’s record-keeping was spotty.”
-Sadaharu Oh

And whatever the equivalents were in the 1920s, we can be sure Ruth was all about them.