Great interview.  I've carved out Tuesday nights for these guys (and I have to meekly admit that I like the bro-absurdity of Tosh.0 that proceeds it as well).  Take that hour, and combine it with The Daily Show and The Colbert report, and that's two solid hours of astonishingly good weekly comedy.  Key & Peele is a…

That's right!  A pregnant Joan.  Poor Christina Hendricks will need to have some unnecessary padding added to her boobs, the size of which will break the long-standing record held by Weezie in The Jeffersons.

My feelings for the the two episodes were kind of reversed.  I loved Numero Cinco, while I was disappointed in Smile Time.  I loved that the  writers gave this entire story to a character that I thought was just an oddball sight-gag in the last couple of episodes, and I thought the episode itself was propulsive in its…

I saw this film at a festival, and it really is terrific.  The way Jiro brushes sauce onto the sushi just before he serves it, making it glisten…I only lasted a day before I had to get sushi for dinner.

Yes, you're exactly right.  Nothing annoys me more than people that say "Ooo, I love sushi!" and the next thing out of their mouths is how they love California rolls.  It's like people that say they love Chinese food and then start yapping about Orange Chicken.

What a great gig.  Will Harris gets to interview some of the most fascinating  celebrities in the world.  Somewhere Genevieve Koski is gritting her teeth while putting the headphones back on to listen to the latest Ke$ha crap for This Was Pop.

You've created a great disturbance in The Force by making me think of AJ getting together with Meadow.

I noticed that SS logo too, and it kind of freaked me out.  I remember Daryl's brother being a racist, but didn't think it applied to him as well.

God, toss Tyler into Hell's Kitchen with the other mouth-breathers already.  He'd make Chef Ramsey bust another blood vessel.

Watching that Murder She Wrote clip, Megan looked like Stephanie Zimbalist from Remington Steele.  I think it was the hair.

It seemed surprising that she got Heather for her dessert and Mean Girl skills, but instead employed Dork Tyler on the dessert.  He seemed to redeem his caveman butchering skills by doing well on the dessert, but his endless posturing for camera time was tiresome.

Would Beverly be Cringer?

Where was Lindsey in all of this?  She wasn't one of the chefs in the Quickfire, and she wasn't at the dining nor at the winner's announcement.

Well, remember, when Andrea decides to take action with into her female hands, she manages to flip and destroy a car on a nearly deserted road.  She's probably afraid to go get water from the well for fear of crucifying herself along the way.

She would have been too literal.  A flambe on one side with a something raw on a block of ice on the other.

I thought the season that Kevin won was pretty drab, but this season is teetering on the brink of really falling down into the lowest pit.  The finale will determine it for me.  They really should incorporate the energy and challenges they had in Last Chance Kitchen into the show itself…LCK was definitely a highlight…

Thanks for your thoughts, Right Said Offred.  Maybe I'll catch The English Patient if I ever see a theater re-release, or some nearby college decides to screen it for movie night.  I find I tend to enjoy slower-paced movies more if I'm in a theater, without the distractions of going to the kitchen for a snack,…

I tried to watch The English Patient about a decade ago, but I made the mistake of popping in the DVD when I was a bit tired one night.  After about 15 minutes of watching sandy desert expanses, I just dozed off.  Never got a chance to watch it before I had to return it to Blockbuster.  I've always been conflicted…

It was The West Wing notification for me.

I can't remember a time where I saw Wiig break up in a skit, so this was a first for me.