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Stan: Ok, ok. I get it. I can play dumb. Sophia: Play? You could manage the team.

I don't hate Juve, but I cannot stand Barcelona (obviously-lol). I'm just hoping for a good game. A rout will make me go to sleep.

Gabourey Sidibe is writing a memoir, and I'm so going to pre-order it!

That's what I'd like to know, MostlyC. Because it's a big change from his defiant stance after last Friday's election to today.

Oh dear - the comedy possibilities of this are endless.

'Empire' Team Teases Chris Rock's Role, "Warring Kingdoms" in Season 2

Ugh! Platini only looks good when juxtaposed with Blatter.

So, the show will reunite TPH w/her I Can Do Bad All By Myself co-star. Interesting. I am an Adam Rodriguez fangirl from his CSI: Miami days, so I am good with this casting news.

Emmys: On the Set of ABC's 'How to Get Away with Murder' 'How to Get Away with Murder' Cast, Creators Tease Season 2

Viola Davis Wouldn’t Have Played Annalise Keating If Her Wig Didn’t Come Off

Liberian Girl by Michael Jackson is a lovely song. No clue what they were thinking for the video, though.

This is the truth. I'm planning on checking this show out just for him.

Season 3 was definitely my favorite. I feel like that's when the show kicked into high gear in terms of its mythology. It also had some of my favorite character interactions. As for favorite episodes, season 1's "Family Time" and season 3's finale, "Last Minute," are probably my two favorites. "Family Time" was just a great partners episode for Keira and Carlos. Plus, it had . "Last Minute" is a great caper episode. And is fantastic.

Rosemary & Lee were fun in this episode. I enjoyed them tricking Mayor Gowen in that poker game. Elizabeth's family is aggravating. I will say, I'm enjoying the conflict between Elizabeth and Jack. It strikes me as fairly realistic.

Congrats to Arsenal on winning the FA Cup for a second year in a row!

I always really liked the S6 episode Timescape, if for nothing else that scene where Geordi, Picard, Data and Troi are commiserating over a their experiences at conference they'd all attended. It was such a nice quotidian scene that gave you a sense of what they did when not battling the Borg or refereeing diplomatic negotiations.

Thank you! The main cast can hold its own, so having an A-list guest star every week isn't necessary; it fact it cheapens the show--though I am excited to see Chris Rock and Lenny Kravitz this coming season, I can do without Alicia Keys. Agreed on both counts! I thought the guest stars were well integrated into the show in S1. I really hope they continue with that in S2, because like everyone else, I enjoy the main cast a lot (perhaps to an unhealthy degree-lol)

Now, see this is my favorite part of the story. It's just so absurd that I laugh and laugh every time I read it, as I imagine what the cat apartment looked like.

It's so silly, but I will always watch I'm Gonna Git You Sucka. It just makes me laugh at its absurdity.

That's the most remarkable thing to me. The fact that Switzerland - aka the land where you can hide your ill-gotten gains and they'll look the other way - is launching its own investigation is kind of a big deal.

I don't get what the big deal is about Chris Pratt. He did nothing for me in Guardians of the Galaxy (neither did the movie, tbh).

I love my Lennie Briscoe, but I liked his predecessor, Phil Cerreta, too.

I am watching Lennie's first episode, "Point of View." Even though it's a hard watch, there is much to savor. Like Capt. Cragen reminding a complaining Logan that he (Logan) was never great with change (i.e., new partners). And the grudging way Mike tells Lennie it's ok for him to get comfortable at Phil's old desk. Good intro episode for one of my favorite characters.

I was watching something on one of the Encore channels and I saw a behind the scenes teaser for S2. No spoilers, just vague hints of what's to come.

Good thing, too. I'd forgotten what happened at the end of S2.