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I hope it doesn't. I really appreciate what Don has been doing all this time.

Thank you for posting that article. It was really well written and I agree with his thoughts about Dave and Seth.

If you want All Dave, All the Time on YouTube, seek out Don Giller's channel. He's got it all. Really, all of it. It's great, and while I'm glad Dave's jumping in, I don't see how he can top Don. But...we'll see.

I love Dave. That's all I got...

And which one of you lovely people will go to the games so you can send me the 'heads? 😄

I can't believe no one has posted this touching tribute yet... Where are you, Giants fans?? 😄

I'm not quite sure why this makes me so happy, but it does!!!

I love football. I'm from Baltimore, so I will always hate that the Colts were stolen from us in the middle of the night. I know it's not Peyton's fault, but there's no logic in a good, lifetime sports grudge!

Ah. I totally understand that point. For me, though, the bit wouldn't have been as funny if he missed all the good football to watch something really good instead of something really bad (or stupid).

I thought that was the whole idea - that Emily in Paris sucks. Unless I'm missing your meaning (which would not be unusual for me).

I keep thinking I don't want to like Peyton Manning, but he makes it difficult. Especially when he's on this show. That was hilarious. He also makes Colin look so tiny.

Definitely the same guy - Jack. He's been with her for about forever, so I'm sure both of them were comfortable with the setup. I've seen them sit next to each other, across from each other and various other permutations, so whatever they went with last night (or Thursday, as it were), was most probably agreed upon and everyone was fine with it. Well, I found it (and still find it) pretty hilarious.

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS And OMG...

White pizza - for when Italian is too ethnic. Fabulous

This episode was...fine. I think Ariana is fabulous and wish she had been used more and better. @Galileo908, I hope you recover quickly and have no long term effects! Please take care of yourself!!

Bowen as Yao Ming made that whole sketch! So far, that's and the Urkel short are the best things in the show.

6 on my left-Seth's (stage) right and 4 on my right-Seth's (stage) left.

And now I'm just annoyed.

I honestly don't know why either team cares about winning this game. I NEED this tie, just because.

The "Rent" parody that opened the show was brilliant.

Oh right - that production! My best friend hates John Doyle directed shows. I've never seen one, and after hearing him rant about them, I kinda put them at the bottom of any list I have. I guess I'd put that production out of my head. I saw the original production, back in the Stone Age. Loved it. Also saw it at the Kennedy Center Sondheim Celebration with Christine Baranski. Also loved it. Glad to hear he's a lovely person in person. I do get that house seats/comps can be tough to come by, so anything he could arrange for people is lovely.

I have thoughts - and questions. This is a lovely story. Truly. How did I miss Patti in Sweeny Todd? How?? Why did he take a picture of the guy that gave him the $200? It seemed odd that he had a picture, but not a name. Whey did he have to raise money from "friends and followers" and not just him and the company? I know all of that sounds churlish, but it really is a lovely story. He seems like a good guy.

I'll admit it - I've been to Times Square on NYE. Waaaaay back in 1978 or 1979 (I don't remember which...maybe '77). This was back before barrier and bleachers - everyone just pressed together in the street. It was great fun, everyone chatting and in a great mood (and not even too cold). The ball dropped. We said Happy New Year... and then it turned really scary. Because the crowd starts moving and if you don't move with it, you will be trampled. My friend and I were holding on to each other, and thankfully we were able to hang on as the crowd took us south. When we got to 43rd (?) street, it started to break up and just as we got to the subway entrance, the looting started. Oy vey... We ran down into the subway and went to our friend's bar in the Village and had a lovely rest of the evening. So, I've done it once. Never again.

Built new in 1997 by the previous owner, Jack Kent Cooke (aka The Squire). Mr. ebk went to one game there and said he'd never go back. I've always said the only reason I'd ever go is for a Led Zeppelin concert, so I'm off the hook. RFK was a dump, but it was our dump. This place is an affront to all civilized people.

Because I have a brain like a sieve and I retain nothing, I can only say that on our last trip (almost 2 years ago-sigh...), we saw 6 shows. I was looking forward to Six the most, but ended up loving Girl From the North Country the most. It's a lovely, quiet, moving show. But don't ask me for details as to why. I just know that I loved it. I'd say, if you can get relatively cheap tickets (and I don't see why you can't), and feel like venturing out, you should see it.