Could’ve sworn they just flat-out said that was what was happening in the 20/20 episode about the show coming back. I wasn’t paying strict attention when it aired, but it was enough that when his daughter showed up last night I immediately assumed that she was Geena’s.

Solid special. (available on Amazon Prime if anyone’s interested.)

8 months after the switch to kinja and The Taco Bell bell is still buried in the greys? Goddamn tragedy is what that is.

Norm Macdonald being back in the writer’s room with Helford with the addition of Cummings, Wanda Sykes, and Morgan Murphy is what got me interested. And that second episode was written by The Big C creator and Good Girls Revolt showrunner Darlene Hunt.

Getting? No, it’s been a drag on the show for a while now. I’ve been enjoying this season so far, but every damn thing involving her sister’s family just grinds things to a halt. It’s not even that the sister is wrong as much as it just sucks narratively.

Seriously. Her cover of Elton John’s “Sacrifice” is one of the most beautiful and gutwrenching songs I’ve ever heard. I actually loved it more than the original. She makes it sound more.... devastating. Always loved “The Healing Room” too.

I almost did when it came out. That’s the stuff they used to watch on Acorn and the others. They barely touch any of that now except for the things that PBS picks up. It’s all Hallmark and Weather now mostly and then that Michael Weatherly show on CBS, Bull, where Phil McGraw tries to make people believe there was a…

Dude. My parents will inexplicably stare at that shit for hours. They have cable, and I bought subscriptions to Netflix, Prime, and Acorn for them. But instead they watch a shitload of the weather channel.

Cloke played Beanie Feldstein’s mom in Lady Bird too, which was another unexpected surprise in the last few months.

C+ is generous. That fucking sucked. I enjoyed most of this season, but I hope if it does return that Wong and the Morgan brothers are the ones in charge.

Can I pay for the app with my Steven Seagal Bitcoin?

Precisely. They’d write stuff together and rehearse it, but then John would alter the descriptions after the names of the clubs and slip those cards in during the live show.

I’ve read that too. The timing’s tight, and it fucks up the running time so you end up either scrapping sketches or doing like the other night where they came back from commercial to Arcade Fire already in mid-song.

Exactly.

So you didn’t read past the first sentence.

That’s valid too

I don’t know anyone who hated Fallon for breaking. I do know a shitload of people who hated him for constantly and pretty obviously faking it because he figured out that the audience found it endearing when someone lost it. Nothing about it looked natural when he did it. He even sometimes would look directly into the…

Journey and Huey Lewis easily pushed this to an A- for me.

Yes. I can’t stand his show, but every time I see him somewhere outside of it he seems like he’s so genuinely appreciative of where he’s at in life, his friends, family, and the people he works with, and is especially grateful for the fans who love what he does.