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I do believe she had two. Maybe the second one got a better job offer.

Aidy was always too adorable to play Saunders. It never worked for me.

When South Park episodes hit, they are some of the funniest things around. PC Principal and his babies, the sendup of Will and Kate's wedding ("A great day for Canada..."), Randy pretending to be Lorde. But when they flop, man, they can be real stinkers.

Chip is okay, he seems to think he's really great, I don't sense any humility, but I could be wrong. I like Jeff as the fourth chair the best, followed by Keegan Michael Key, but it's rare to get him nowadays.

Great finale. Really good season, I just wish the judges hadn't gone in so much for Hester. Her clothes are for Japanese girls, and...that's about it. Really gorgeous clothes from Sebastian, glad he's the winner. My husband, who is now an expert on these things, apparently (he called "no edge" in Garo's line way before Garo himself said it!) wanted Sebastian to win from the beginning. Garo just fizzled, and he'd been tough and go all season. That dress on Kate was really bad. It brought everything down. Loved Christian as mentor. My favorite would moment would have to have been, "A...farmer??"

Funny, my husband sees a commercial for Archer and he doesn't think the voice fits at all, he always says, "It's BOB!"

This was indeed incredibly sad, but I agree Sean must be better off. No more suffering. I cannot imagine being a prisoner in your own house (and I have agoraphobia tendencies, but I keep myself very busy while I'm at home) with no friends, family or real hobbies. Everyone failed him, including, of course, himself. I don't have kids, but I think it's a parent's responsibility (and it's a HUGE one) to prepare your child to be a functioning adult. Sean's mother basically kept him as an infant all his life, naked, feeding him until he couldn't go out on his own. We all know what a disservice it was, to say the least. RIP, Sean.

OK....so I admit that I watched. I was hot and tired and just wanted to blank out in front of the TV when I got home. Wow. Kate is so dead in the eyes, is this just her natural look? That Stephen guy was annoying as hell but she REALLY shut him down at the pizza date. Jeesh.

The FYC Emmy panel is on the podcast right now, it's funny and charming and you guys will enjoy it. Do listen!

She's heinous, if that's the case. She probably pitched the dating show and just told TLC she would hide her boyfriend. I'll delete this from my DVR when I get home and take out the trash instead.

Serialized shows do very poorly in syndication, where on Earth do you see The Sopranos on TV now? You don't, besides HBO Go. TGP has gotten most of its viewership from Netflix, where, Mike has explained, you can just binge a bunch of episodes and don't have to wait a week to see what happens next.

Jon has always been hilariously funny. His rant on Chicago pizza brought me to tears. And of course, he is incredibly empathetic. The situation he is talking about is maddening, and he says what most of us are (or should be) thinking.

I'm just glad to have the show back, these guys make me laugh so hard, and I need it.

I doubt Mike Schur was still writing on The Office, but hopefully he learned a lesson when the final three or four season were horrible. The show should have ended when Michael Scott left. I'm starting to feel better about not having TGP around, I just hope this season is boffo great!

Well, fork. I did think they would make it five seasons, but we knew this was coming. Mike has said this before on podcasts (always listen to Mike on podcasts!)—he thinks a lot of shows would do better with limited seasons. I know he’s right, but it’s still hard!