Every show needs an April Ludgate.

"I'm doing this new workout where I carry furniture upstairs. My trainer is an Israeli guy with a truck… wait a minute. It's a moving company."

Yeah, I don't think audiences were ready for a film so audacious and nihilistic in the summer of E. T.

The Thing has a legitimate claim to being the scariest movie ever made.

Midway through Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and it is fantastic.

"I swore I would take that secret to my grave, AND I DID! And then I clawed my way out…"

More like Enchanted, but with the heroine escaping out of one kind of fantasy instead of another.

I love the moment in Scott's Tots when the kids spontaneously break out into rapping for Michael, showing him their appreciation, and Erin cheerfully bobs her head to the music even though she knows Michael is about to break their hearts.

It turns the spinning cupcake table.

Yeah, and the episodes just get zanier and more like 30 Rock as the season goes on.

She still looks early- to mid-20s at most.

" … and you are going to sing at the Grammys with Whitney Houston & Michael Jackson!"

So far I'm really enjoying this show. Besides the obvious pleasures of seeing the effervescent Ellie Kemper back on TV, as a cult survivor I find the portrayal of her naivete and helplessness in the face of a huge world accurately portrayed, if exaggerated somewhat for comic effect.

and in Bleak House

I would agree with you, if it weren't for "Mr. F." Hands-down my favorite episode of the show.

This was how I ended up watching it: ignoring the last two seasons and tuning in for the last couple of episodes.

I love Boyhood to pieces, but it is problematic that a film set in Texas only has one minority character with more than a few lines, and that this character seems - at least on a surface reading - to exist solely to highlight the casual heroism of a white lead.

Well, my work here is done.

That restaurant, Kerbey Lane Cafe, is one of the best places to eat in Austin. I'm glad they included it in the film.

After tonight? Indiana Jones.