Agreed. I really, really wanted to like this, but it completely got on my nerves. I’m going to watch it one more time to see if maybe I missed something.

It truly is the Impossible Dream.

Too bad Garrett Morris wasn't in that opening lineup.

I appreciate your Philadelphia Story reference!

I love this interview. I’m a longtime Buckley fan and even met her once about 20 years ago. I am happy to know that she loved her time as Grizabella.

Sorry, Adam, you’re an actor, and part of the job is doing press with a smile on your face. Being interviewed by Terry Gross is a dream gig. Instead of wincing through the clip, laughing about how awkward it made you feel, or just opting to remove your headphones, you chose to emulate Bill O'Reilly. I don't have to be…

This is a very touching piece. Thank you for writing it.

Hamish MacBeth and Agatha Raisin would be excellent cat names.

Seems like a good time to direct everyone’s attention to this gem:

Ill bet Saul Goodman does...

Never understood why anyone thinks a toddler leash is insulting. My daughter was not prone to run off as a wee one, but if she was, I absolutely would have out some kind of leash on her, especially when visiting crowded areas.

I loled just reading this - had forgotten that line!

Its the best thing he's ever done, though I do love him in "Raising Arizona," too.

“Who died?” - Olympia Dukakis upon being awakened.

Eh, dressing for the role you want is pretty standard audition advice. It’s poor form to show up in a full costume, but it’s a good idea to wear something indicative of the part you’re trying to land. You want the director to envision you in the role easily. 

Awww, what happened to it?

I was given a full length raccoon coat for my 21st birthday in 1989. I often joke that I received this gift approximately 9 months before wearing fur was deemed socially unacceptable. I didn’t ask for this coat, but now I had it and I was scared to wear it out, lest I be harassed.

Oh, Bruce, what needs to happen to get you a forever home? You're such a fine fellow!

Uggggghhhh - I didn’t know about Epstein helping her, but that makes sense. 

I thought the whole purpose of 95% of the monologue was to be an unvarnished semi-humble brag. Unless the guest is a reliably funny, well-known comic and/or SNL alum, it’s *always* “Hey, I’m here because I have a movie coming out/big award nomination”etc etc. At least JLo is talented and, to me, kind of interesting. I…