Twice a week is semi-weekly. Biweekly is every other week.

I thought Sarah Palin was the one who had Down Syndrome? If it's just her kid, what's she on about then?

Her?

Gangrene is the least funny physical ailment.

This is a cute brunette-only zone, my man.

Yeah…
This is gonna be worse than the Summer Glau thread.

Knee-deep in conservative Christian teenage pussy.

Balls.

I just want a Whiskey wrap-up, goddamnit.

Anyone think we'll see Dollhouse S3+ comics? Joss has said it was originally planned as a six-season venture, and you can pretty easily sketch out a general idea of what would have happened in those seasons.

I'm pretty sure he was ready to die after causing the apocalypse and the ensuing decade of madness. I lost my shit when he put his finger to Bennett's lips on the monitor. That might not mean much, though, because I'm an easy cryer and I cried a shitload during this episode.

I lived in the sprawling onion metropolis of Vidalia. The only good thing about that place was its proximity to Savannah.

Not just Mississippi
I had the misfortune of living for a few years in south Georgia, and that town still had separate proms too. The way they got around it was that the black prom wasn't school sponsored — people donated money to put it together. I suspect it's a similar situation with the school in this doc.

I thought Gillian Jacobs was actually quite good tonight. Longing is a difficult emotion to play appropriately, but I thought she was about 90 percent of the way to the sweet spot between overdoing it and it not being noticeable. She doesn't seem to be as good a comic actor as the rest of the cast, but a lot of that…

I really like everything about Jimmy Fallon's Late Night except for Jimmy Fallon.

Lt. Diamond, those loans weren't for hair-brained schemes. They were for meth.

Well
Thirty-two mil helps take the sting out of anything, but it's still a sad day to see Consey leaving. Hope he lands a new show somewhere soon so he can give Leno a solid kick in the ratings pants. Pretty short-sighted of NBC not to keep the guy who'll be No. 1 for 10 to 15 years after Leno and Letterman retire.

Pissing all over artistic integrity is the American way, Pig in Zen.

You initially covered the run of Tara, right Claire? Can't blame you for stopping coverage. It was pretty dreadful for at least half the first season. Did you watch the rest of it or just leave it alone after you stopped reviewing it?

So
I stopped watching this piece of shit after, I think, season 2. It's hard to remember now. Season 1 stands out in my mind, and everything that's come since is lumped together for me as "the rest of it, none of which matters." These reviews almost make me want to pick it back up again, and not because I think it'll…