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Kim's most awesome thing! It is my favorite thing of things!

Am I crazy, or is the music different in the Amazon streaming episodes than the original? I would check against the DVD, but then I'd have to watch the episodes twice, and I can only watch Brandon's righteousness so much.

amazing. terrible. Thought you were almost going to let Dylan get away with those awful pants, but thank god you didn't.

The one that's got me yelling at the TV every time right now is the Old Navy pants commercial with Amy Pohler. Because only an idiot child wears skinny patterned jeans and a t-shirt to a JOB INTERVIEW. At a LAW FIRM.

FFS, call in the Wig Cop.

No one ever said that alyssa was a good mother.

This is Ruth. She's a Boston terrier/Cattle dog mix. I rescued her about a month ago.

Maybe among my favorite RPDR episodes. It was just delightful, even if I loved April and am sad to see her go.

Is anyone other than me involved in a drag race pool? Seems like Courtney Act, Bianca Del Rio, and Milk are popular choices for the top 3 in mine.

She's objectively The Worst, but I'm wondering if she'll stick around for the villain edit.

Petition for a Courtney act spinoff starts now.

@HerrElvis got it! We experience the rage of Malcolm Tucker through his own eyes as he breaks the fourth wall and addresses his sitcom audience. Edit: I Stole this from Dave in the last page and thought it was my own. (Sky writes apology, wears dumb bag on head)

@HerrElvis A warrior slashes robot heads in his attempt to go back in time where he (or his brother voiced by Howie Mandel) will be president of the U.S.

MuuMuu got it.

Two groundbreaking researchers write an advice column and look for love as they serve as the deputy mayor of NYC.

I, for one, am interested to see if we get to see any more of the Moscow side of things this time. It would be cool to see Stan and the FBI try to shake things up over there, too.

@Portia

Oh God, I got all excited and forgot the rules! Here we go: a scandal-ridden political spouse moves from Chicago to London and joins a cycling group of nuns and nurses in the 50's.

Edited to add my question to this post so I and pin the first post.

They may not have been able to, per Acadamy rules.

I saw this show in the channel guide today and assumed it was about people addicted to drug rehab, in some sort of meta commentary on addiction. This makes more sense. Also, I would totally watch this. My dad always watched This Old House on PBS, and I always thought if they could squeeze a single old house into a week, it would be a ton of fun.

More love for Hawkeye and Saga. I often recommend Astro City for new to comics folk. It plays with superhero stuff without being too dark or fanwank-y. The Tarnished Angel, in particular is one of my favorite comic books ever.

Speaking of Parks, I really enjoyed everyone's delight at Peanut Butter the horse, or as I shall call her, Big Lil' Sebastian.

I like it. It's strongest in the sexy-Rhianna kind of stuff. There isn't a monster single like "Countdown" or "love on top" in the bunch so there's an argument to be made that it sounds like a b-sides collection. The videos are kind of awesome. "Blow" in particular is super cool.