Not her forte
Despite that stern photo, I would totally elope with Carrie Brownstein, but from what I've seen of ThunderAnt, their improv is a whole lot of nothing. Kind of the classic SNL problem of - 1) here are some characters 2) ???? 3) funny.

Only in Detroit could Henry Winkler be a coroner/pimp.

The obit fails to mention
his multiple fruitless decades as the Master.

1) Zero-Coupon
2) Convertible
3) Corporate
4) Municipal

Shows what happens when your knowledge of Maine is limited to that one movie where Doris Day has a freight train.

Pronounciation
Bang-her?

You know, U.S. warrants aren't good in Canada. . . . you know what to do.

Yeah, I really expected an extra crap on the Vaughn episodes, with Eddie Velez - their Cousin Oliver. I saw one a few years ago and it was one of the worst, cheapest things I've ever seen.

That's the last time Williams has Edward James Olmos over to dinner.

Major League 2: I'd Hit That

Assuming it's really you, mbs, welcome back. I've missed the interesting, scattershot references to movies I've never heard of, and probably never will again.

Origins of our current Golden Age
I think this would make an excellent inventory, if there's enough good, serialized older TV shows. It would probably be a bunch of BBC miniseries, Twin Peaks and NYPD Blue or something. I'm having a hard time thinking of anything before the early 90s. Anyone?

Ask Miranda July, Quirk.

ZeroDelegate. Don't make me regret this.

Are we allowed to do that? It's crossed my mind a few times.

An Alias sub-plot reference?
Todd, you're my kind of reviewer.

Judy Greer has to pay the bills somehow, even though she keeps refusing my offers of employment.

It's not Avatar 2, the working title is Avatwo or Ava2.

It wasn't ironic - he was clearly a mid 30s something cool kid. Not yet a silverhipster, but running up against it.

FLT, he might have said the money would go towards soup, but really he'd just use it on 45s and ironic book purchases.