Chaos Theory

My favorite story arc is McGee and Delilah. It is simple, behind the scenes, and it works as a long form story for McGee.

I will also say Delilah is a fun recurring character. I actually really like the relationship between Delilah and the rest of the gang.

I mean NCIS is the original and except for the fact it got insanely depressing in the late Gibbs years it will likely be the one people chose. other then that I really like LA for what it was. I only watched NO off and on and haven’t bothered with Hawaii.

If you don’t say Fornell I don’t know what show you are watching. That being said I will say Diane Sterling is also a valid answer.

Tony: “you have 30 seconds to live Saleem.” Saleem: “You are still bound. You are lying.” Tony: “I can’t lie. And I didn’t say I was going to be the one to kill you. Remember when I told you my boss was a sniper?” ———/////////

Baby showers are likely one of a handful of acceptable activities for women to gather in groups and spend time together without their menfolk.

I absolutely hate BJ. Most of his episodes revolve around how much harder he has it then everyone else because he wuvs his wife and daughter. But God forbid they are happy in the US without him or the wife picks up a side gig to pay the bills. Again I have to remember it’s the time when men expected their wives to be housewives so having a wife who needed to work must have been an ego blow to him.

Mostly because I have a soft spot for “Saving Grace” a cop show that goes in the category of “no one watched but me” one of my favorite recurring characters is Doctor Grace.

I always liked the fun episodes Smoked Power Down Devils Triangle

My dad loves the moment Tony is tied to a chair telling a terrorist about the members of the team and just when the terrorist is about to kill him he mentions his part of the group and then looks at the guy in the eyes and says “you remember when I told you my boss was a sniper?” And Gibbs shoots the terrorist.

Same issue today with Al Bundy and Married With Children. Don’t get me wrong MWC was a fun sitcom in its day but both Archie Bunker and Al Bundy were written to be the butt of the joke not the moral line in the sand. I think that is why a lot of shows written 10 20 30 years ago need to be viewed through the mirror of the time they were written. I can’t stand MASH anymore because most of the male character bug the shit out of me. But back then they were standard if not well meaning men. I can only watch The Nanny because I actually really like the relationship between Niles and CC even though it might be viewed under a negative lense today. What bugs me is Fran and her obsession with marriage. Shows need to be viewed under a weird time travel lense. Some do stand the test of time some do not but I would still recommend some of them to fans of a particular genre. I would still recommend Xena and BTVS. But that is just me.

Been meaning to watch this for awhile. If this was billed as a comedy it was not a good description. It is more a captivating and unsettling but also well acted drama. I did like that the story was largely told through the eyes of Joe Yoo and Elizabeth and actress who turns out to be doing a low budget project and gets dropped into a deeply dysfunctional family dynamic. I thought it was rather clever to keep Gracie mostly a mystery until the end. You had everyone yelling Elizabeth who they thought Gracie was and then the end had Gracie telling Elizabeth who she was. And yeah the sadness of the situation for Joe was there throughout. A boy in a man’s body. You saw it when he was trying to connect with his own son and later with the hookup he had with Elizabeth. Not a bad movie but not a comedy.

The Goldilocks Redfin commercial is funny and actually kinda clever.

Short term it is a good plan. It makes the new child feel safe. Hen and Karen can put off sex for a few months to make their new daughter feel safe. I am glad that Buck's story was done really well. Of course he panicked a little but then he went to his sister and talked things out and when Eddie was having similar relationship issues he had no qualms about telling him about Tommy to make Eddie feel more confident about his own relationship. Plus Eddie telling Buck that Tommy doesn't know that Buck is an idiot was just adorable. So next week we are doing The Hangover.

Well caffeine is one of the few vices that godly people are allowed. So I can see them going all out with it.