The network coverage of the convention tonight is pretty disgusting. Goddamn ABC (so not even Fox or something) is fawning all over him, asking their reporter who talked to him about him in hushed, reverential tones, as though he’s not still an evil disgusting menace to the world.

I was a lifelong Pats fan going back to before Bledsoe when they perennially sucked. Was thrilled with Brady and Belichick for obvious reasons until Deflategate, Spygate, and their going public with their MAGA leanings put the kibosh on my Pats fandom. All that coupled with the CTE scandal breaking led to me losing…

He didn’t reveal who those “certain people” (plural!) actually were and it seems unlikely that he will in the future, but for the record, his co-stars for the majority of the show were Bryan Cranston, Justin Berfield, Erik Per Sullivan, Jane Kaczmarek, and Christopher Masterson.

I feel like Morgan Wallen still didn’t get that much fame, really?

I remember Jon making it pretty clear Biden’s not nearly as bad as Trump.

Want to clear something up for everyone. “Both-siderism” is when you use the bad things that your opponents do to excuse the bad stuff that your own side does.

It’s insane how consistently bad this show has become. 

I think we can stop making movies out of plays now.  A play is it’s own thing.  Let it be that.  You lose a lot of the magic when you make it into a movie.  I do like that people who can’t afford to get to the theater or who don’t have one near them can get to see these things, but if you’re doing that, just film the…

I don’t know if it’s the concussions or just some good, old fashioned, right wing indoctrination, but Aaron Rodgers used to present as pretty normal and even thoughtful.

I didn’t expect to see this set, but I was at my parents’ home when they decided to watch. (While I educate where I can, I don’t police what my family watches.) So, I sat through this before reading about it. And, I have to say, this article nails it. He sounds like an old fool; one of those guys you’ll hear in any…

He wasn’t exactly a villain; he didn’t make crass and racist jokes because he was ideologically driven. David Brent tells jokes because he just wants people to like him, and he often knows when he’s crossing a line.

The best part is always when they say “The network will never put that one on the air.” Except you just heard the joke, so clearly they did.

Che lost for the first time.

Probably the best bits SNL does these days. 

This is crazy. Have you ever watched either of them? Ken’s interaction with the contestants is much better than Mayim’s. After a contestant tells a personal anecdote, Ken will respond with a witty or thoughtful comment. Mayim invariably laughs and responds “That’s great!” She’s slow to confirm answers, and can’t stop…

It’s funny to me that these two, both smart people on paper, are devoutly religious. Not only religious but in specific, dogmatic ways. Jennings is a member of the Church of Latter-day Saints (Mormons. The “Saints” referred to? Themselves.) Bialik is a follower of Orthodox Judaism. Both of them have the faculties to…

She was a bit stiff. But certainly preferable over the personality-free Ken Jennings. Seriously, has this guy ever interacted with humans before? He acts like the hall monitor from grade-school that doesn’t play at recess, has no friends and is allergic to milk.

Letterman was a guest on Strike Force Five, the podcast the five late night hosts did during the WGA strike. I highly recommend it and you don’t have to like all the late night shows to enjoy it. They just sit around shooting the shit, teasing each other relentlessly, (Fallon gets the worst of it, deservedly so) and…

How could you have Tony Soprano on this list but not include Walter White?

GOAT