The premise of the show was that god would appear to the main character at unexpected times, in the form of an everyday person, and have conversations with her.

The premise of the show was that god would appear to the main character at unexpected times, in the form of an everyday person, and have conversations with her.

I wasn't crazy about the way that the show had people return as different characters. Joshua Malina is a good actor, but once he appeared as the reporter, they could have found someone else to play the obnoxious executive later on.

::Kevin Eubanks dies of oxygen deprivation after laughing for ten straight minutes::

But so long as Conrad Murray was his doctor - and he was - he'd be an actor who should have intervened. And the number of other people who should have intervened doesn't have anything to do with whether Murray should have.

Wow, I always assumed that meme was a reference to Chris Cooper's character in Adaptation saying, "That's how much fuck fish!"

She'd make a great Hitchcock blonde if only a) there was a role in a Hitchcock film for a repressed, hostile woman who's immature and bratty, or b) she knew how to play a character who isn't repressed, hostile, immature, and bratty.