At first I was thinking of Anthony Michael Hall, and then I saw it was Dexter and I was immediately disappointed.

Yeah, I won't stick up for Modern Family. First season was ok, but I wouldn't really call it progressive beyond two dads, and I don't recall it ever being a real "issue".

"I've earned my doctorate from Upstairs Menacing School, show some respect!"

The beauty of Black-ish is that sometimes it is standard sitcom fair, sometimes it's light on racial topics, and occassionally it gets downright heavy, but it never feels like a cheap "very special episode". When it tackles heavy stuff, I think it can really get a perspective through that many white people wouldn't…

Or The Jeffersons.

Cosby didn't need the patent, he already had a patent on "rape everything". That's where the real money is!

…special… assholes… automatically make… good.

It's a crap argument, because Clinton as a human can get sick, but the right left logic and reason a long time ago. The right is so far removed from reality these days I find it pretty scary, and now they have something to spin.

Never mind the fact that no one is ever required to disclose their medical information to the public, and to request (or steal, via Russian hackers or otherwise) such information would be a violation of HIPAA laws.

I thought it was ok, there were things I liked about it, but I've already forgotten the entire movie, so whatever I liked I apparently didn't like enough.

"The ice is gonna break!"

I remember they were saying that the best way to help was to donate blood. We went three different times, and we weren't able to because so many people already had. I never did get to, but it was great that so many people went out to donate.

PSSSSSHH like Trump knows how to read.

I was working in retail. I had just moved to Virginia from (Upstate) New York two months prior.

"Whoa!"

Don't worry, I'm well known for making poor choices!

On one hand, movie adaptations almost never make it, but if they do, they seem to last forever.

*tents fingers*

Finally, the support I,… they, need.

When I was a kid, they used to show this movie all the time on early cable, and I didn't know what it was about. They used that shot of them coming out of the ground at the end of the promo with the deep voice over guy going RED DAWN, and it scared the shit out of me.