I don’t think the other guy even read what you wrote. You’re 100% right. I can make a great steak or beautiful seared scallops. I ain’t making no damn bouillabaisse or paella. 

“Billie Strings”

It’s like whole thing with Walt from Lost.

Have you watched School of chocolate yet? That guy’s talent is amazing

Why RUDY is awful: The “where are they now?” at the end shows that Rudy, who got to participate in just one play in his career, in garbage time in a meaningless game... goes on to become a motivational speaker, who spends the rest of his life reliving the “glory” of that one play. The guy was given ten seconds of pity…

I’d rather see the Always Sunny gang make their film debut with a re-telling of Super Bowl LII.

We know how passionate Con is about butter. “The butter’s too cold! The butter is fucked!”

Also the actor who played the billionare seemed to have a ball with the tantrum. Fantastic scene all in all.

Oh wow, Glenn Howerton was in That 80s Show?

His explanation on how he got in that shape (ripped and jacked) is the best. Sure you can look like Brad Pitt in Fight Club: just be super wealthy and more importantly be able to dedicate 6 to 9 months into fitness with no other lifestyle. Completely normal.

Personally, I would love to see an AriZona tap room. Especially if it revolved around pouring some of the harder-to-find flavors they produce

Without Paulie’s robot, the rest of the movie won’t make any sense!

Leeza’s final line was a real kick in the dick.  Good show, great finish.

What about a show about an Old Tony? You know, after the family shares a plate of onion rings and bonds on an otherwise uneventful night out, and AJ gets his shit together, Meadow becomes a successful if somewhat boring contract lawyer, and Tony and Carmela go to marriage counseling an work out their issues? And then…

Record scratch

Lol how fucking dumb do you have to be to think a guy who made an NFL roster “isn’t a good athlete.” The worst NFL player is in the 99th percentile for athleticism.

A Effin’ men. And stop auto-playing the first track in Music when I plug my phone into the car stereo. Just S T O P.

For all its faults, I really liked The Newsroom’s decision to take place a couple years in the past (and show them reacting to/dealing with real, then-contemporary events). I found it really easy to connect emotionally with the characters’ responses to events when they were real events I was familiar with. Made-up…

“You need tens of thousands of pizzas cooked in special ovens, by tomorrow? Done!” The way these characters operate outside the laws of physics, it’s like watching a Roadrunner cartoon. But I love this show, and I’ll keep loving to the bitter, unsatisfying end.