He went to City College, if I recall correctly. (And I just watched that episode recently, so I think I do.)

When I saw him walking with a cane at the Golden Globes, I thought, "Wow, Brad Pitt is really rocking the Lucius Malfoy look."

If they cast Chevy he wouldn't leave his trailer until he gets the trailer he doesn't have. And he won't leave that trailer until there is catering. And he won't leave that…

I thought it was solid fun. But, unlike most people here it seems, I actually like Kevin Smith. So, who knows? Maybe I'm biased. I do feel like it would work better as a half-hour show as opposed to an hour, though.

You're implying Dogma could have been better? Isn't it already a masterpiece?

Being Superman's dad?

I'm sick of him already.

You're the worst.

I didn't enjoy "Queen of Jordan" much when I saw it, but I respect it as the show still trying to do something different, even 5 seasons in. That and the Live Show (which I enjoyed, not sure what the popular consensus was) solidified for me that 30 Rock is still must-see TV because it is willing to go outside of its…

I thought this episode was fine by this season's standards, but still fairly weak. But, I finally learned Cathy's name this week, so… I guess that's something?

You guys remember that girl Will Ferrell hired at the end of last season? Did they ever explain what happened to her? Or maybe…

"You were laughing at his joke like it was 'Who's on First.'"
"What?!"
"He's on second, don't try to cheer me up."

Now let's all go back to our homes for a viewing of Marmaduke.

The stakes have never been higher.

"DAMMIT SHIRLEY, FORGET ABOUT YOUR NEWBORN CHILD AND THINK ABOUT THE PEOPLE WHO NEED YOU!"

I love Judy Greer as much as the next guy, but I saw The Hebrew Hammer because she was in it. There's just some things you don't come back from…

I loved him in… in… in… IMDB.

I don't know about a war, but he was involved with some kind of titan clashing.

How I Divorced Your Mother?

The Malik Pancholy line made me laugh really hard, and then I had to explain it to everyone else in the room. They didn't get it.