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People on Television Without Pity (who evidently have a lot of time on their hands) have noticed that Jenna and Tracy die on March 17, 2016, which is St. Patrick's Day.
George Clooney did not get his start on Roseanne. He got his start on Facts of Life.Originally Posted by BillBrasky
Kids. Sheesh.
(Also, I googled to see if there was anything to the Greg Kinnear - Alec Baldwin thing. It seemed plausible enough in the context of the rant.)
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I did too. I could swear that this or something very similar happened a few years back but I can't find a single reference to it. False memory, I guess.
Might you be thinking of the "Larry Sanders" Finale?
I think Tina Fey is just buddies with Greg Kinnear from their times on the set of "Baby Mama". That, or, she thinks he's a dick based on their times on "Baby Mama".
For some reason I just kept picturing Anthony Clark when he said Greg Kinnear. I feel silly.
Clooney's first regular TV role was on the 1984 sitcom "E/R" starring Elliott Gould (and featuring Jason Alexander!)
I liked Judah's "NAP WETTNER" hat.
I had no idea, until the closing credits, that Kim Jong-il was played by Margaret Cho!
I like that "Lemon" had a B/C-story.
I did not much care for the cameo by Cuntoleezza. (I wonder if she has a Google Alert for that spelling of her name.)
I knew it was Cho just from her voice when she was "translating" herself using a voice similar to her impression of her mother screaming "Mo-ran!"
"He who is tired of 'Weird Al' is tired of life."
Homer Simpson
I knew it was Margaret right away too.
It was either that or play a rapping doorman in a Kate Hudson movie.
I actually liked Condoleza's cameo. It wasn't terribly acted and it served the story well. Sometimes you have to put aside political beliefs.
"The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what we share with someone else when we're uncool."
OPPOSITE!
Go back and watch it again Schley. I've seen acting performances a MILLION times worse on SNL from the hosts.
"The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what we share with someone else when we're uncool."
Sure, I've seen worse. But Condie was still terrible.
Eh, agree to disagree I guess. She won't win an Oscar, that's for sure. But she certainly wasn't so terrible it was distracting at all.
"The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what we share with someone else when we're uncool."
She won't win an Oscar mainly because this is a TV show. Anyway, I thought it was kind of pointless to have her there since all she did was play piano and show love for Mars Attacks!. They never showed her meeting with Kim or even trying to get Avery back, unless I missed it.
Wait, Margaret Cho does an impression of her mother yelling in her stand-up? Since when?
"The wisdom and the the spiritual beauty within Roy Jr ... it's just effin sick!"
In retrospect, it's kind of a bummer that "Pete" and "Jack" were jammin' on the ONE well-known Jethro Tull song without a prominent flute!
"Sir, if you say one more syllable, that'll be a haiku."
"...leave."
Yeah, it was important that she meet with Kim. Not that she meet with Jack.
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Adult Education: A Useless Lecture Series
The people in my neighborhood
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A new children's consignment store in Brooklyn For the kids. In my house. Not a joke.
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