It's a 4 part trilogy, as is the norm now.

It had the nice effect of making other colors especially meaningful, like all of Marie's purples, or the ridiculous rich-person beige.

What's even more absurd is that while we were importing German Nazi war criminals to be our scientists, we were deporting (either actually or by just causing "suspects" to emigrate on their own) many American scientists during the red scare.

I'm actually only a few episodes away from finishing my first chronological rewatch of TNG. Bon voyage! Nearly every episode reminds me of how justified my reverence and true love for the show is.

Gilly?

I would stand in the way of a bullet. I would run through a forest of flames.

The "Pictures In My Mind" scene is devastating. Beautiful song, beautiful scene.

SK: "And then there's the Frankenberry call…"

If that was one of the reward perks, he could probably fund this thing very quickly.

At least half (if not more) of the people I can think of who have had lap-band surgery end up at least halfway in between their original fat weight and the post-surgery skinny weight within 2 years. Turns out that not addressing the habits that got them fat means that they'll probably get fat again.

As someone with a music theory degree who also plays metal guitar, I had to think about this a long time until I got what (I think) it means.

So you're saying this is all some conspiracy orchestrated by Kevin James so he can continue to be cast in things?

YES! I get FURIOUS watching Rachel and Monica during those scenes. Chandler is being completely reasonable, and the women may as well have had cartoon dollar signs on their eyes. Whaddaya know, the character who has had a steady and well-paying job and modest lifestyle has a little nest egg?

I love when he mime-pianos.

I watch a lot of Friends (it, along with Seinfeld, is my go-to "on in the background" show) and I'm always impressed by Schwimmer. His physical comedy is fantastic, and he has excellent timing.

That's an "actual job" in many states, as well as a management position in many organizations.

Finally read the His Dark Materials trilogy. It certainly had its weak spots (and most of those were in the 2nd book), but I quite enjoyed it overall, and really enjoyed the ending.

He also was the only LOTR cast member to have met Tolkien and got his personal blessing to play Gandalf.

Sean, first of all thank you for responding. I should clarify. I'm not angry at you or this article. In fact, AVClub (this article included) has done an excellent job of presenting the terrible and uncomfortable facts of this case. I completely understand and share in the exasperated feeling this type of thing…

True. But with so many people already automatically sticking up for Cosby (not here so much, but elsewhere), and the way that victim-blaming exists in general in situations like that, it's crappy to act like this is just something that "is" or just happened. Someone DID this.