Tachi Rocinante

Had it's moments. TV Chris Rock is all grown up. Could be good but the Moonlighting trope will probably ruin it. Also, Scott Foley is not a convincing action hero. However, I will still check out the next few episodes in the hopes of being wrong.

Except the West Wing was populated with some of the most unbelievable political characters on any Washington drama. It was Mayberry DC.

Loved "Sean" the cake. Disappointed in Gary Clark Jr. He's got decent chops, but has no stage presence whatsoever.

Who keeps hiring Rob Riggle? He's the Danny McBride of TV. The man simply cannot act.

As much as I respect Malcom and despise Kingston, that was bush league and beneath him. If Kingston had framed a comment "in NBA terms" Malcolm would have called him a racist.

A perfect example of why you never make a one-note background character the focus of an entire episode. Especially one that's a narcissistic, self-unaware twatwaffle.

Gina's leaving? Thank Christ. A true friend tells the truth. Horrible rationalization, even if she meant well. Chelsea Peretti is not funny and her character is a drag on the show.

It's keeping my interest, except for the wife subplot. These are all based on real Blue Book cases - I'm waiting for Betty and Barney Hill to show up. From what I can remember, the real Hynek grew more and more frustrated with some of the Air Force brass, because as long as they had at least a semi-plausible explanation, that became the official opinion. I get the comparisons to the X-Files *cough* hello, Steven Williams *cough*. Last episode was good except for the crop circle bullshit. Ever since I saw a documentary on how easily and quickly people can make even the most intricate designs, I am convinced they are all fake.

The stuff on the new rock looked like simple toolmarks to me.

Christian Scientists have their own issues and stereotypes to overcome.

I'm an episode behind but I loved the cameos in the bail office - Ryan Blaney, Eddie George, even Dog's wife Beth was there.

OK, Mitchell in Salinas needs to lay off the guyliner and beard primping. He's not fooling anyone. Also, LOL at the Clown Car Apartment.

I liked the description of Kushner's dad and the caricatures at the beginning of the party. I noticed Conway and DeVos, but I'm sure there were others.

Ass Architect. Ha. Franklin's highlights just keep comin'.

Also good. I really liked that show. Colin Cunningham was a blast.

The school bus chase wasn't even live on the show, was it?

No Ferrari does 0-100 in 2.5 seconds. Bullshit. No Ferrari does 0-60 that fast. Morons.

South Park did it better.

GRRM proves once again that he is good at world-building and setup but can't finish worth a damn. If the lead gets to time-travel to an alternate universe, I'm guessing the others will get there eventually.

Mommy issues? Really? Jeebus. Just realized that Lommie is also a name from Game of Thrones.

That laser spider was cool.

It was OK. I'll watch a few more before I pass final judgement on the show and its lazy creator, GRRM.

This episode was a hot mess. Homer wrecks both cars but they are magically fixed, then destroys a laptop for no reason. Marge was a fragile dumbass. Family Guy Land was funny, as were the TV ads ("may smell like dead people").

Jason was enthusiastic, but it wasn't quite enough. DeNiro was atrocious, per usual. Mumford and Sons were bad. Not Kanye bad, because they actually play their instruments and can sing, but bad nonetheless.

I used to think like that until I went to several of my class reunions. For the vast majority of people in my class (and friends who went to different schools), high school never ends. They may be married and have kids and be successful, but their personalities are rooted in their formative years.