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Why not just have CeeCee move in?

Ack! I am also distressed after seeing the preview for 103! Hoping it is sleight of hand editing a la Mad Men.

I agree; much less competition in Comedy, especially considering the Breaking Bad/True Detective juggernaut. I think this particular awards show considered Season 2 though, since Fargo won for best miniseries.

I took my husband and we both really enjoyed it. I'm probably alone in this but I would have been fine without the denouement.

According to Collider: Brad Copeland has been hired to write the script and now Chris Pratt and Danny McBride are "in talks” for Knight Rider. At first glance, I think a comedy might be easier to sell than a straight drama. Talking cars aren't all that revolutionary now, right?

That is seriously genius. Thanks for the tip.

Industry swag or available for sale?

(seems like reply to quote isn't working) Next week???? How did I miss that this is ending next week? The walking thing took me a bit to notice but what a great detail.

I have no episode blurb, but I am wondering how others felt about Macy being possessed. At first glance I thought it was both old hat and over the top, but by the end I decided the ends justified the means: a) Irving realizing his wife and daughter aren't fragile, and b) it gives Jenny someone to relate to. ETA: Of course, I realize and embrace the fact that so much of SH is over the top. Demonic possession of children is one of my big Noooope!s though.

I really like this show, mostly because the adult characters all feel like adults, even though they sometimes act like children. also, I love Bert. I was also disappointed in the Bert storyline, but Diane+Kate interaction more than made up for it. Too bad TW is probably #bearchow.

I was 10-ish too. So inappropriate but also so educational! it's where I learned that purple and orange clash and that you should never eat the donuts. I am also so excited to hear what Tara thinks., but I'd love to listen as Dave watches it. I'm willing to bet he's never read the books.

I so wish they would just spin off the Chicago part of this. For me, my interest in anything concerned with Nucky ended when Richard got off the train in Wisconsin. I'm still fascinated by Van Alden though.

I agree. Any ideas on the true identity of the Ass Crack Bandit?

Hooooooly Shitsnacks. I'm curious to know what others think about Kiernan Shipka's career move here. At first I thought, "BAD decision!" But now I'm not as sure. Lifetime trailer for Flowers in the Attic

Oops! I feel silly now.

My iTunes subscription didn't find this mini. Anyone else have this problem?

I love podcast games.but then again I love all games. Game Show Week was awesome! Thanks for the great suggestions. I am enjoying new stuff and unsubbing from stuff that just lays there accumulating episodes I'll never listen to.

Wet Hot Gravy! love that. And thanks for the Tech News Today link. I should listen to that for the same reason.

My must listen podcasts (in listening order, which I only do at the gym or on the weekend or other chore-centered moments) 1. Pop Culture Happy Hour (NPR) 2. Extra Hot Great (the whole shebang. I make myself wait until the weekend to listen to the minis as well as Tuesday's podcast. I am totally a crackpot!) *3. The Moth 4. Stuff You Missed in History Class 5. Radiolab (selected episodes) *6. Studio 360 (selected episodes) 7. Fresh Air (selected episodes) 8. BackStory 9. This American Life 10. Girl on Guy with Aisha Tyler *These zoom right to #3 when a new podcast is available, which sadly is far too infrequently: The Tobolowsky Files, The Memory Palace, Talking With My Mouth Full, Lexicon Valley (Slate), Americon Icons episodes from Studio 360 Real talk: I never get completely caught up. But from these lists, I’ve added Doug Loves Movies and Welcome to Night Vale. I have other podcasts on my device, and I’d love to listen to them as well, but my listening time is limited. Sometimes I delve into these when I have extra time: By the Way with Jeff Garlin, Ask Me Another. I'm really enjoying Doug Loves Movies and Night Vale. Hoping to get suggestions for additions!

Juliette + Avery: WATCH and cheer. Those writers must be wizards because I never would have thought I'd warm up to Avery Barkley.

Will see Desolation of Smaug but I'm sure I'll consistently mourn the lack of Shire time. Hoping to catch/catch up on recent releases during a New Year's Day marathon.

I rail against the HFPA annually, but I think their main goal is to throw a really fun party--sparkly guests and lots of booze. I think they also like to be on the leading edge, so if no one else has nominated Tatiana Maslany, by golly, they will! I firmly believe this is a Good Thing. Re: Brooklyn Nine Nine (which I constantly call Brooklyn 911), what a great spotlight nomination. (Wrong actor was nominated though.) Orange is the New Black was robbed, and again, Taylor Schilling is fine, but she's not the actor I'd have singled out. In the end, I'm all for a raucous, sparkly party even if Modern Family wins again.

What did the HFPA get right, wrong, or close-but-no-cigar?