I'm afraid Keith David is currently enrolled in a rehabilitation program for addicts of encouraging white people.

Favorite lines:
- "Gina Linetti, human form of the 100 emoji"
- "I'm going to play the HELL out of this backgammon"
- "This man is a Timberlake and you're treating him like a Fatone"
- "Officer Pepper O'Pigeon"
- "Let's blow some tiny minds"
- Jake: "The Vulture!" Boyle: "Oh No!" Diaz: "Still hot."

I was a bit nervous coming into the episode that would blow the lid off Jake and Amy but I actually liked most of their relationship stuff.

Someone better hold me back!

+ that voice.

Yes, that's why this is the first solid proof that he is indeed not dead, considering they appear to be nowhere near Castle Black. Jon and Melissandre are clearly traveling!

Yes, but it only applies for gingers.

I stopped watching this mess of a show around episode 5 but just wanted to say RICHIEEEEE.

No way they were getting away with keeping this secret. It's kind of hilarious.

That was my same thought but then I wondered how on earth did he get Channel No. 2(?) number to text her? That points to a student or perhaps Jamie Lee Curtis.

He's too posh for sheep.

There are not enough interesting celebrities to fill all these late nigth spots…

The first segment is an odd note to start on considering people tuned in for a generational family show. I do agree it wasn't that funny, overall it was just an enjoyable enough to give it a shot.

I picked this as well because the trailers look terrible, the premise is too dumb, and it doesn't sound like it could live past one season. However, considering the lukewarm reception, I could see it getting extended order.

The most exciting thing about this pilot is that it involves the sergeant from Enlisted!

RIP Last Resort. You had to die so Andre Braugher could give us Captain Raymond Holt.

Under the vast skies of the Midwest, a sweaty Franko awakens with a jolt. As his heart races a voice echoes in the night "POINTS!"

I didn't watch American Crime past the pilot but my reaction was pretty much "Regina King!!! She was so great in Southland!"

I think that proposal makes sense for comedy. Once you nail down a character, it's guaranteed to stay the same throughout the series. Drama is a very different thing, though.

Those assholes spoiled the end of Boardwalk Empire, man! I'm only on S4.