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I worked background on the Jason Statham commercial! We filmed on New York Street at Paramount Studios. I was there for several scenes, but the only time I caught a quick glimpse of myself was in the restaurant.

Another nit-picky complaint, when Huck pulled out the marriage certificate file for February 2006, there appeared to be just one document in it. Valentine's Day is a huge date for weddings, and obviously falls in February.

Jimmy's number 2 non-flushing at Davis & Main had to be a shout out to Ed Begley Jr.'s environmental activism, right?

No Alicia, you're committing adultery.

But we don't really think Dannie put that monstrosity in her suitcase when she packed for a cooking competition, do we? In my opinion it was obviously supplied by the wardrobe department.

One of the ways celebrities are not like us normal folks... the DMV was EMPTY! They had it all to themselves, when does that happen? I've heard that several branches have a special room so that celebrities can have privacy, but this looked like the entire freakin' DMV was opened special for her and her kids.

Is Ricardo Chavira going to be regular character as he runs for President? Yes please! I no longer find either Fitz or Jake attractive in the least.

At least Mellie wasn't wearing roller skates (Leslie Knope on Parks & Recreation)

So, I was confused by the timeline of this episode. Mellie had to filibuster until Midnight and Liv said she "had something to do." As the filibuster was ending, Liv was checking in at the clinic (midnight?). After the procedure, she returned to the White House, broke up with Fitz, moved home AND had a couch delivered. Am I right that all of this seems to have taken place in the early-morning hours of Christmas Day?

Not to sound like a prissy old lady, but perhaps it had something to do with the way they were dressed? They were scantily clad and very aggressive, people might have been avoiding their advances because they got the wrong impression about why they were asking for money.

"I'm not at all familiar with hemp. Is it a type of grass?" "Yes, it is actually."

Wow! That's a lot of judgment being thrown at a woman who we met for mere fractions of a single, highly-edited episode.

I was working on the studio lot where Scandal is filmed a couple of weeks ago and was startled to look up and see the President of the United States zip by on a razor scooter!

Rachel was a smart ambitious woman who over time became more and more successful in her field, but you know what always bothered me? She was never responsible for finding her own housing. Everywhere she lived was someone else’s apartment. In each case when situations changed, her attitude was “so who is going to take me in now?” As her career progressed, she certainly could have afforded her own place, yet that never was an option for her. Even after having a child, she was content to live in the dumpy apartment of a philandering, unemployed actor, or worse, with her controlling former lover.

Maria might have been a user, but Taffer pissed me off they way he went after her. He accused her of just sitting around and drinking the ex-pilot's liquor and gambling his money, but you know what, she was an equal partner so it was every bit as much her liquor as his. He seemed to be sitting around drinking and gambling too. Doesn't matter how she got her partnership stake, I hope her first call was to her lawyer.

And that her best friend/employee was brutally killed as he heroically tried to save their child (while they sat in their living room arguing). Also, I have to ask where all their friends were? They seemed to have plenty of people at the party in the opening scene, but they seem to have all abandoned them when the going got tough and the daughter was missing. Fair weather much?

Who keeps that many photos of themselves in their guest room? Then, the faux mom-to-be was so overwhelmed by Will's dead sexiness that she dropped the frame she was holding when he entered the room! However, I thought Kristen looked amazing, even in overalls.

My favorite scenes: 1. When Will rescues his wife from the carbon monoxide-filled garage, opens the garage door, then stands there until the door is all the way up before stepping out. 2. The truck leaves the cabin in the dark, Will leaves the dock by boat in the daylight, and they both meet at the bridge at the same time.

N is for the name that Ross got wrong in his wedding vows in the finale of season 4

I felt bad for the consultant on that one. Here you have a bride with an "unlimited" budget who is looking at gowns that cost $12K and $22K, and she picks one that cost under $6K. Bummer.

V is for the vodka jello shots that Chandler got wasted on before fooling around with Mary Angela.

T is for the tea party the girls threw for Phoebe's bachelorette, disappointing her that there were no "pee-pees flying about."

R is for the radiator that was stuck on high during Monica and Rachel's Christmas party

"I'm Daddy's princess and I like shiny things." Oh honey, you're a grown woman!

A big part of the problem with the "Fat" Monica storyline was the cheap fat suit they used. Every inch of her body had to be covered in clothing. High necklines, scarves, long sleeves, full-length skirts or slacks... When did we ever see Monica dress like that? As an overweight girl, her character still was vivacious and fun and would not have dressed like a nun, regardless of her size.