I think he's Sly Stone.

After we give most of them to Andre Braugher.

Colbert might be dipping a bit overall but the silver lining is he's bringing A LOT more younger viewers to CBS Late Night than Letterman was. And that's more profitable for them.

Better than arts and craftsy Tony Romo.
Although I'd like high pitched Peyton Manning to do a cameo.

Arnold absolutely was a disaster. He lacked the political tools to deal with the budget disaster originally caused by the power shortage that took place under Grey Davis (and led to his ouster). His failure to deal with either the Democratic majority in the legislature or an unruly Republican minority hell bent on…

Um…Arnold was a disaster. He wasn't equipped or engaged enough to handle what needed to be done.

I've always stuck up for the modern day Simpsons. There's usually a few funny, clever gags to make it worth it. But that was the fucking worst. I mean, it really bothered me to see such beloved characters treated so shabbily. It's like they intentionally turned their back on everything we love about the show. It was…

Here's hoping you have some 5 star days coming your way.

New spinoff: Better Call McCoy!

Silicon Valley was the best comedy. Even better than Veep.
But I'd give one to Parks and Recs as a huge thank you.

Teti's Mad Men reviews were damn strong. Like ox!

GAME OF THRONES DEATH PROBABILITY

They were in dire straits last week. And then these guys came in an burned their food, supplies and weaponry. That's enough motivation. Also, if anything this storyline has had more telegraphing than the Union in the Civil War.

lol
Yes, my slip up.
Just a testament to how much Andre Braugher has become Holt.

I meant it more of a BREAKING BAD/Greatest episode of a television show context. But I appreciate the Shelley love!

There aren't any others that I know of doloko.

"Scatter"

What Jon Snow knows (besides nothing):

THAT is a real damn mystery? Even with Seinfeld money why do those? But with the Dreyfus money?

Great analysis.