I just had a dream I was a regular President…

I just had a dream I was a regular President…

He shoulda been listening more carefully.  The Starfleet officer's name is spelled Chekov, the playwright's name is Chekhov.  If Minear had been paying closer attention, he'da heard the H and avoided the faux pas.

He shoulda been listening more carefully.  The Starfleet officer's name is spelled Chekov, the playwright's name is Chekhov.  If Minear had been paying closer attention, he'da heard the H and avoided the faux pas.

I understand that point, though I don't personally agree.  My favorite current show is Childrens Hospital, a show that never lets reality get in the way of a laugh.  If that means it will soon burn out, so be it.  Shows should be like meteors or rock stars, burning brightly and then dying.  The idea of aiming for the…

I understand that point, though I don't personally agree.  My favorite current show is Childrens Hospital, a show that never lets reality get in the way of a laugh.  If that means it will soon burn out, so be it.  Shows should be like meteors or rock stars, burning brightly and then dying.  The idea of aiming for the…

But to say they regretted it, implies they had a choice.  I mean, if the studio forbid them to put it in, they wouldn't regret it, they would just yield to force majeur.  I don't think it's clear whether they were forbidden to use it or if they just decided someone might be unhappy if they used it.

But to say they regretted it, implies they had a choice.  I mean, if the studio forbid them to put it in, they wouldn't regret it, they would just yield to force majeur.  I don't think it's clear whether they were forbidden to use it or if they just decided someone might be unhappy if they used it.

"we had questions about whether that was too extreme," re the Liz adopts a 14-year-old Romanian story idea.

"we had questions about whether that was too extreme," re the Liz adopts a 14-year-old Romanian story idea.

Like "Titus Andronicus" maybe.  When there's two characters on stage who've recently had their hands and tongues cut off, and then a *third* character comes in who's also had her hands and tongue cut off, what can you do but laugh, cuz life is funny.

Like "Titus Andronicus" maybe.  When there's two characters on stage who've recently had their hands and tongues cut off, and then a *third* character comes in who's also had her hands and tongue cut off, what can you do but laugh, cuz life is funny.

I never watched Lost when it was on, but after it ended I watched the 1st season and half of the 2nd on Hulu.  And I realized that if I had watched the episodes when they aired, I would probably have thought they were awesome.  But knowing what I know about how it ended, I just couldn't continue.  I would only be…

"answers were liberally sprinkled throughout the preceding two seasons."

I guess you're thinking the title character of The Godfather is Vito Corleone.  But it's both him and Michael.

P.S. I don't want to imply that I think popularity is a good yardstick for quality.  I don't, but that's what Grrr. Argh. was implying in his comment, so I had to deal with that.  I don't think popularity should be used either to support (like Grrr. Argh. tried to do) or detract from (as Grrr. Argh. implied Brian J.…

"clear from this board that critics aren't the only ones liking this show."

We can still criticize Girls for being boring, though, right?

Someone called Grim Fandango wrote: "Why is 90% of the discussion around this show about meta topics and behind-the-scenes roles?"

"Yes it was."