I think Lorne might beg some of his long time cast members to stick around if he thinks the newer cast members aren’t ready. As I said, I really like the newer cast members and I think heidi’s going to be the big next breakout star but I don’t know if anyone of them are ready to do what Kate or Cecily does

I’ve been watching some of the “classic” episodes and it’s definitely noticeable how the nature of the political skits have changed. In earlier episodes, they never hit you over the head with the jokes but instead assumed you knew what the issues and news were and left it at that. The still-great Bush/Dukakis debate bi…

The audience was kind of dead last night and I wasn’t sure if it was a result of it not being a great episode or if the episode was kind of blah because the audience was dead (it’s the eternal chicken vs the egg question in regards to SNL). I do think the limited audience has affected the show because with the…

My feelings towards Cecily is pretty much the standard Circle of Cast Members Life. When she first showed up, I thought she was bleh and nowhere near as good as the veteran cast members. Then, about halfway through her stint on the show, I realized that she was actually, in fact, really good and the more she was on…

I think Bowen’s great and an SNL star to be and I’ve often wondered why he isn’t used more. Maybe this episode marks the episode where he becomes more and more featured.

I prefer Kate’s Hillary to Amy’s because Amy’s Hillary leaned a little too much into the negative stereotypes of Hillary while Kate’s was more sympathetic. I always found it odd that one of the most outspoken feminist cast members and future Leslie Knope’s Hillary was kind of mean spirited. I’m pretty sure Amy was…

I feel like they kind of did Miloti dirty because instead of it getting a huge, theatrical release where tons of people could see just how great she is, they put her on one of the lesser streaming channels where less people would see how great she is. Because she is great (she has, in fact, been pretty great in…

What did we do to deserve a back lash? We’re just usually excited whenever anybody remembers us. Not our fault a bunch that everybody loves our teen flicks and cheesy pop music 

I’m hoping the episode begins where the finale did and (spoilers) Rue has to somehow climb out of that pile of bodies she got herself buried under.

Honestly, I’m surprised it lasted as long as it did. It always felt like a buzzy type NBC sitcom that never got any buzz.

More like the gateway to New Wave and Indie Rock. I saw them in ‘83 along with REM, Madness, and Joan Jett and that seems pretty apt as to where they sat. They wrote really catchy songs and looked normal enough for AOR radio while still having enough post-punk cred to appeal to the hipper musical crowd. They also…

When I saw RUsh in the early 80's, they came out to the music from the Three Stooges. I do think that as they got older, they came off more and more like three normal, well-adjusted dudes with a sense humor about things (well, Alex and Gedde definitately) and it became hard to hate on them, As for the Police, they…

Rush seemed to go from the butt of everyone’s jokes to being seen as kind of cool. There was even a period when all these musicians who are cool admitted to being closet Rush fans. What happened? Did we switch back?

Wait, when did the Police suddenly become “uncool”? I mean Sting is a pretentious twat but their music is really good. I wish people would let me know about these things 

Hoping for a Walking Dead/Hallmark Christmas movie cross over where an overworked ad executive discovers the meaning of Christmas after falling in love with a zombie baker

Once again, political correctness has gotten out of control 

“We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together“ might be the feel good song of  2021

Yeah, there never seemed to be a particular role for them other than Graham being the one who acts as the voice of the audience. They were all likeable but they were just there. Like the Chibnall run. I feel like RTD and Moffat had fully realized visions of what their universe and worlds were like and who all the…

It could be Chibnall or it could be their being too many companions but he wasn’t as good as the other show runners in building the relationships between the four of them and developing their characters. The relationships were the heart of the previous seasons of Nu Who but it’s seriously lacking in these seasons.…

Also, the three Companions were often useless in that they mainly hung around while the Doctor did most of the heavy lifting. Something, I guess that’s true of a lot of Doctor Who but it was amplified by the general passivity of the Doctor. 11, Rory, Amy, and River worked well when they were together but they were…