I didn't hear about that, Danielle. What did Louis say?

I didn't hear about that, Danielle. What did Louis say?

Exactly.

Exactly.

"Mike, pick yourself out a daughter. My oldest is married, but I can have it annulled. The Pope said he'd do it, I swear to God."

"Mike, pick yourself out a daughter. My oldest is married, but I can have it annulled. The Pope said he'd do it, I swear to God."

I know we make lots of "WAAAALT!" jokes around here, and it's all in good fun, but let's not reduce this gentleman's role to just a punchline - he truly did a terrific job on Lost. 

I know we make lots of "WAAAALT!" jokes around here, and it's all in good fun, but let's not reduce this gentleman's role to just a punchline - he truly did a terrific job on Lost. 

I don't argue against the common line of the Simpson's decline, but I'm always scratching my head at this insistence of naming "Principal and the Pauper" as (A.) When it started to go downhill and (B.) A really bad episode to begin with.

I don't argue against the common line of the Simpson's decline, but I'm always scratching my head at this insistence of naming "Principal and the Pauper" as (A.) When it started to go downhill and (B.) A really bad episode to begin with.

@olivececile:disqus

@olivececile:disqus

It seems too much like a "C'mon, that's stupid" thing to say, and obviously there are many complicated things brought up by Todd in this article, but I have the sneaking suspicion that it all pretty much comes down to this.

It seems too much like a "C'mon, that's stupid" thing to say, and obviously there are many complicated things brought up by Todd in this article, but I have the sneaking suspicion that it all pretty much comes down to this.

Agreed. Later-years Topanga is viciously frigid toward Cory.

Agreed. Later-years Topanga is viciously frigid toward Cory.

No love for Pacey? Throw Dawson and Joey into the creek as far as I'm concerned, but Jen and Pacey were A-OK in my book.

No love for Pacey? Throw Dawson and Joey into the creek as far as I'm concerned, but Jen and Pacey were A-OK in my book.

High school was fine, mostly. Good days and bad days, good classes and bad classes, and a lot of dry humping. No better, no worse.

High school was fine, mostly. Good days and bad days, good classes and bad classes, and a lot of dry humping. No better, no worse.