Nothing too terrible… except for killing people.

This makes me wish I knew more about Redman. Although it IS funny, it makes all the celebs who have crazy lavish lifestyles more absurdly funny.

Remote Control…. Where spending all your waking hours watching MTV (back when it had music) actually paid off.

Cut. It. Out.

Twin Peaks sits outside the drama/comedy level. Just like Cop Rock.

Ha! I thought of Girls Just Wanna Have Fun as well, although I kind loved a crazy Helen Hunt driving in a chariot of men (very Strangé pre-Strangé).

Sue is very upbeat, enthusiastic and genuine. That has to be a nice change from the nuns in a Catholic HS.

Think of the comedic gold from the Airing of the Guilt.

Uhhh, I misread your comment. Sorry about that.

Or Yom Kippur, the day of atonement.

Uhhhh, that movie is 28 years old. Well past the statute on spoiler warnings :)

Don't worry. Joan was being sarcastic about giving up her son; she was pointing out how ludicrous the guy was, thinking she'd even consider it.

Gold standard…or coconut standard???

#SWFWB may have ulterior motive, but her advice was pretty reasonable. When are we getting to the SWF already???!?!?

Maybe they can just stop telecasting the event?

I love that Patrick worried his coworkers wouldn't be happy about his relationship because they liked Jon… instead of being pissed that their coworker is dating the boss. Three words for you: human resources violation.

That's the beauty of it. Sometimes in trying to fix the wrongs of our past, we end up doing the wrong thing for our present. Maybe Patrick chickened out with Ritchie because he got scared (and Ritchie moved too fast). So now he doesn't want to screw up with Kevin, so he's trying to be all in. But Kevin isn't ready for…

It would have been even more fascinating if Gene Hackman hadn't passed on another character from earlier in his career: Mike Brady.

I see Kevin as the second phase in Patrick's evolution. It's clear that Patrick has very little sense of self-worth. Ritchie was the first phase, where Patrick had no ability to process how Ritchie could be falling for him. Then comes Kevin (phrasing), who plays into Patrick's insecurity. I'd like to see Patrick…

The girl is adorable, and she's a convenient beard. But it's pretty coldblooded for everyone to use a little girl as a pawn.