Edna Crandall

Chat Roulette started out as a social network and pivoted into a playground for the sexually monstrous.

I really dug the book, but I'm concerned about it getting Lost-y as well.

I mean, I like this show, but it's going to wear out its welcome real fast if the women on it are only accessories. We've only had one recurring female character, and while it's fine that she's in a caretaker role, it'd be nice to have some other women. Ones who aren't girlfriends, wives or strippers.

I don't love that the only woman "programer" we saw wasn't really a programer.

Fun! We've been wanting to watch this again.

How I feel about Fitz.

It is a terrible name, but I will give it being made of real words that people know how to spell. Some of the business names I see at work are just ugh. If you have to spell/explain you name to everyone it's not an effective brand.

I dug this episode, even had a couple solid laughs. (Erlich getting stuck in traffic after timing his trip, how quickly a Canadian can get a visa) hope it continues getting funnier each week. At this point we're kind of watching it to get a DVR buffer on mad men after GoT.

So I confirmed why the boyfriend hates watching this show with me. When Colson said Garret defeated them "by being a friend" I laughed and started singing The Golden Girls theme song. I also had said that Garret was evil from his first appearance, but lost any points that had earned me by not knowing that Bill Pulman and Bill Paxton are different people. This episode was one of the better ones, I'd been wondering how they were going to tie in Captain America... though if they'd said Fury was alive, would that have been a spoiler? I doubt there's anyone watching this show who didn't see CA:WS already.

My favorite bit from that episode of Futurama will always be "I don't like having disks crammed in me unless they're Oreos. And then, only in the mouth."

No, the brain and heart were removed, but I think they were put on the scales he was holding. Which is some kind of weird symbolism. He's mindless and heartless, but he's weighing his mind against his heart on the scales of justice? I don't think Hannibal would have produced such a mixed metaphor.

I kind of hand wave that as, he must have had to appear in court at some point to give testimony as part of his FBI work, he has a suit from then. Or going to funerals or whatever. Now I want to know where he got the plastic suit. Like, did he ask his usual tailor "Make me a plastic suit with footies, completely waterproof. Why? No reason." or is he some sort of amazing tailor himself?

Sansa is my favorite. I love that she shows a different kind of strong woman. Not all strong women use swords, some use their wits. I just love her.

I think I've seen a couple of them repeated, which I actually like. Same with the Murder Tie popping up multiple times. I like the idea that these characters both don't have an unlimited wardrobe and have favorite items that get worn regularly (for MURDER).

His joy in telling Peralta about the hula-hooping and then deleting the picture was possibly the funniest thing on TV this year. So amazing.

House Hunters! The worse the people are the better I like it, though I can tell within 2 minutes if it's the right kind of terrible people. The best is snotty rich people who obviously hate each other, and the only ones I can't watch are with one cruel spouse and one who seems afraid.

No, not Beverly! There are plenty of regulars on this show who are just asking to get eaten, why did it have to be Beverly?

I found this episode really frustrating, and I don't even think this show is moving too slow. I get that it's annoying to complain about lack of accuracy in a show where bodies are sewn together, but the stupid lack of any adherence to basic courtroom procedure was super frustrating. Providing evidence that someone else committed a series of crimes (i.e. the crimes are continuing to happen after the person on trial was incarcerated) is a standard defense to introduce reasonable doubt. And they wouldn't have had to give up his unconsciousness defense either - Will doesn't remember if he did this, but there is evidence it was someone else, seems like a pretty decent defense to me. Whether or not two sets of crimes are committed by the same person is a question of FACT, which is up to the jury (although, was there a jury, because if not, that's weird). Also prosecutors are LEGALLY REQUIRED to share any exculpatory evidence with the defense, you can't just sweep it under the rug. And that random Freddie hearsay evidence was ridiculous. I understand that presenting testimony the way a court actually operates would be boring to most people, but not even caring to get big picture stuff right, ugh.

She is not Canadian, she's from Pennsylvania. Sorry.

I must say that was one of the least amateurish contemporary dances I've seen on this show. I used to work at a university theater and most of the contemporary choreography on DWTS looks like an undergrad performance (just set it to music from Donnie Darko). This one not so much. Will have to wait an see if he can manage the actual ballroom.

My friend Amy was in this one! She was the sword swallower in Show Us Your Song. This show is actually pretty funny too. Wouldn't have watched if I hadn't been looking for her.

I want Boyle and Vivian to work out too, but because I've seen TV before, I assume they won't. I like happy Boyle, he's still a total freak, and as a big weirdo I am pro weirdos finding people who love them for who they are. And I agree that I don't want to see him and Rosa pushed together. Creepy semi-stalker gets the girl is my least favorite trope.

My favorite thing this episode is the look Peralta shoots Boyle when he says Vermont has the best maple syrup. And that Peralta was a good friend through all of Boyle's weirdo wedding ideas.

Cory was robbed! (Like, literally, stupid Robb Evans.) I liked him so much.

A place to discuss the meals prepared by Dr. Lecter. Would you eat it if it was made without people? Is the wine really people? Nothing is vegetarian. I really enjoy the food stylist's blog.