I stopped watching in s3, but s2 of The Walking Dead was gawd awful. 15 million people think more of it than I do.

a goofy hour with fun actors.

Talk about appealing to kids, Ray Manzarek of The Doors was the original drummer for Open 24 Hours. I've watched the pilot within the last 3 years and that tidbit blew me away. He appears in the linked video in the post.

The thrice turned-away admission was perfect; delivery, context, content, everything.

Sidenote/Stealth Brag: Called the "vessel" as a way for Katrina to be pregnant, though I think I said the 3rd Horseman.

Good news: No Hawley tonight.
Bad news: Previews show Hawley next week.

I Was Lounging In My Recliner is the name of my sex tape. I'm lazy and unoriginal.

And in Halloween 2, Gina flashed some cleavage. In this one, she's dressed up as a party girl. There is a lot of honeypot work being done to soften up the toughest member of the precinct.

I left a huge gap mentally sounding out "used" and "sparingly".

Covered in hot wing sauce earlier, too.

If Peralta hosts a Holtian sleepover with Amy in pajamas…

He'll always be Juicebox to me.

The surprise attack slap in the face generated an audible guffaw from me. Full on belly laugh.

Jake came up with a random useless factoid. He almost immediately dismissed it now that it was out of his head. Holt screamed to "put it on the board" as he was punchy/sleep deprived (because his work is here) and thought it may have relevance.

Myth Busters have ruined me.

The pilot was fine to watch. I haven't read any of the comics/graphic novels and only saw the movie. I was able to understand the universe of the setting well enough. Sure, it was a letdown, but that was more to do with the pace and choppy transitions.

One really admires their… spirit.

Not according to this site:

Great point. I rewatched before this season, too. I wonder if Sutter remembers or even cares if he does remember.

He's only 4, but he wields a knife with dexterity on a 5th-grade level.