SuperJerk

Galactica was also Adama's first commission as a Viper pilot, thus why he's so emotionally attached. I didn't think of that.

Yeah, but you also have take into consideration who shows up for Republican primaries.

IF she runs? Remember, just because someone is running doesn't mean they will be the nominee. If you don't want Hillary Clinton on the November ballot, please find someone you like better, and vote in your state's primary. I don't think her chances are as great as the media seems to think, though. If any other Democrat had Hillary Clinton's record on the Iraq War, they wouldn't even be bothering. She has gotten BOOED in public for her position on Iraq. Meanwhile, Bill Richardson is positioned perfectly. He can attack Clinton (and almost the entire rest of the field) for being pro-Iraq War, and can criticize Obama as being "not ready" while still praising everything else about him. His ethnicity allows him to stand-out from the rest of the field as someone different, and his campaign can dismiss any claim that he's not "electable" as racist.

That's the most ridicules way of measuring the quality of a show that I've ever heard of.

You're acting like he posted a picture of McCain drowning a baby kitten.

After chekcing, I actually did change my mind to James Monroe. I forgot about Bush Sr. and China, and I also have to give him credit for his military experience during WWII. I agree about the pundits' double-standard. Also... If Richardson doesn't make it onto the ticket, it'll be a fucking travesty.

While he was a Congressman, CIA director, UN Ambasador, RNC chairman, and V.P., I think Richardson pulls ahead in the experience department because he has also been a cabinet secretary and a governor. Bush Sr.'s time as V.P. was spent going to funerals. The most experienced person to ever become president, though, was probably Thomas Jefferson. Here's an interesting ad from Richardson's gubernatorial campaign. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRUH1FySX1s

He is consistently good-great in all of his film roles. couldn't have said it any better Well...could you say more? What role is it that you guys are basing this on, exactly?

Cyborg is a Teen Titan. The only previous connection he has to the Justice League was he was a regular character in the final season of "Superfriends."

I think Ryan's always been a bit of a dick. Its just that before it was directed at people we didn't particuarly like.

This is terrible news. He was a great talent.

The last person to get owned like that by Arlen Specter was Lee Harvey Oswald.

Very interesting. The top 7 today using the same criteria would probably include Clinton, Obama, Edwards, Gore, McCain, Guiliani, and Rice. (Yeah, some aren't going to run, but still.) I still think Bill Richardson and Huckabee actually have a better chance that most of those 7. Also, Richardson will be making an annoucement this weekend. I know some people are nervous about Barry Obama's experience, so let me offer this thought...Richardson may be one of the most experienced and qualified people to ever seek the White House. As a congressman, UN Ambassador, cabinet secretary, and Governor, the only job he hasn't had is V.P.

You sound like the condescending history professor that acts shocked when nobody knows what the fuck the Council of Trent was on the first day of class.

I still don't see what the big fucking deal about Terence Howard is.

I hated everything Carla did in this episode. Dr. Cox's song was my favorite part.

I prefer 30 Rock to Scrubs. Scrubs, while funny, often goes a little too overboard with the slapstick sight-gags for my taste, and the way they cram a valuable life lesson into the last 2 m inutes of every single episode. I do really enjoy Dr. Cox, though. Tina Fey seems like more of a straightman than someone you actually laugh at, and she gets most of the screentime. Alec Baldwin is comic gold, Tracy Morgan is good, and I find the Kenneth the Page character pretty funny. The writer's room characters just kind of just seem "there" most of the time.

Wait...was the Justice League ep TONIGHT? Damn it! I'm sure it'll get rerun a thousand times, though.

I was thinking the same thing. Yes, but the actors playing Toby and Kelly are also writers, so I'd argue that for at least these two characters they filled a role and the character moulded around them after. Kelly especially, since they needed Mindy Kaling for "Diversity Day". Aren't Angela, Ryan, and Oscar also either writers or producers?

Vote for this man and Gramps, Tut, Choom Gang, and Ray will be appointed to the cabinet. Still, "Barry Obama" might seem a little less scary to John Q. Redneck than Barrack Hussein Obama.

I just cannot find the word to describe how stupid that comment was, though. A judge is only in charge of deciding if a law was followed. If Gonzales doesn't like the law, he needs to get it changed instead of bitching about it being enforced. Also, these illegal wire-taps aren't happening in Cuba or Afganistan, they are happening in the United States. A judge shouldn't have to know what's going on in another country to be able to apply a U.S. law within the borders of the U.S.

You're forgetting that Hillary Clinton needs to be the president so little girls can finally feel good about themselves.

Nepotism. Name recognition. Novelty. Take your pick.

4 year lead.