Suzi's Sweet Shoppe in Middletown is the best

and that would have made so much sense given her behavior

instead we got the hilarious nuclear texas

yuuup the original plan for that would've been so good

same

I do!

Thanks, fixed.

Did she sign up for COBRA, or just get the thing saying "COBRA will cost this much"

if the former, she has to pay her bill

if the latter, nothing to worry about

Charity Navigator rates charities. If you have any specific causes, I am sure you can get recommendations from various subreddits (then you can research those charities)

>!With Ordinary Joe, it had three different cliffhangers: Nurse Joe kissed his son's aide/a fellow nurse and then went to see his wife who looked like she was about to cheat on him with a friend, Rocker Joe was probably going to divorce his wife for cheating on him with a congressman, cop joe was ??? (I forget(!<

At one point, it seemed like they were going to kill him off in one of the realities (which would've been amazing) since >!Rocker Joe was drinking and driving, then he saw Nurse Joe helping him when he was going in an out of consciousness!<

but basically the writers didn't know what they wanted and kept going in a bunch of randomass directions. The Rocker timeline was probably the weakest of the three, and the most.... random/nonessential - since it didn't change that much, despite him becoming a Billy Joel-esque figure in the span of ~10 years.

The pilot was fun

if you want to see what happened after that, the posters on primetimer had... fun hatewatching the last couple of episodes

basically it became soap opera-y when it didn't need to be. It would've been best to have Nurse Joe and Police Joe timelines - then have one of those timelines be one where he starts to become a rocker

It was so good - it had a few issues, but I think it could have run for at least another season

Ordinary Joe bungled it - they had one too many timelines.

i mean you can literally just set up a PVR and fast forward through ads - and some of the popular programs have things that auto-detect ads and fast forward through them

iirc AMC does less frequent but longer breaks

also, yeah, hourlong TV episodes have been 42 minutes for over at least 15 years

I half wish a Pushing Daisies episode had come out during the height of the zombie TV craze, then at the end Ned wakes up and is like "i had the worst dream Chuck"

we're all still mourning Pushing Daisies

same

I got attacked on here by some people a few months back bywhen I posted asking if anyone missed the era of network TV when we had a set TV season and around 18-24 episodes a year, we generally knew when stuff would be on, and we were able to spend a lot of time with good characters (since honestly, filler episodes are needed sometimes just to learn more about the characters)

open it now and put in the minimum for a full match

new contracts = cheaper

the Tales ep with Terry Crews was good

also the one with Jillian Bell

Tales had some good episode

i'd say half of them were good

That isn't how it worked then at all - unless you went to Rutgers, who did/does not have an undergrad education program.

I graduated with a degree in education in December 2013

wasn't able to get a job for over a year afterwards because virtually every principal was shocked when I would walk in and they saw a guy. One's eyes bugged out and another greeted my very happily when she looked up and saw that I am a guy (then she stammered through the interview and it was over around 4 minutes - the person before me was in there for at least 15 minutes)

I saw a neuropsychologist in 2010 who even warned me saying "you know you'll probably get bored after a couple of years or teaching with these test results"

then I ended up getting cancer and haven't been able to look for work since 2015

thanks cancer

last I looked, you can't even look back at a specific month without specifying the exact genre of thing you want to look at

the fact that we only get like 8 episodes every 18 months sucks too

she is a huge songwriter

Do you remember the song that was annoying popular in like 2008? Gravity? "I'm not gonna write you a love song!"

She wrote/sang that

She also did the musical Waitress