Glad you liked it. :)

I think I was too heartbroken to write about PD's final two but they were good. Nice and solid and I thought the revised ending with the flyover and voiceover from Jim Dale worked well enough. Since most of the remaining viewers are unlikely to be headed out to their local nerd emporia to pick up the comic when it comes out, I think they needed to do that.

For the nerds amongst us, it'll probably make it easier for them to jump the story forward a bit without too much catching up.

My only real complaint was something probably outside everyone's control. I wish Alfredo had come back and been Olive's love interest. I assume Raul Esparza was too busy to make it back in the second season.

I'll second that sentiment. I didn't even bother watching based on the scathing reviews I'd read, so it was a shock when I logged in this morning and saw Tawnya had posted a positive review.

Well don't let my snipey, snippy, snobby feelings about Chuckie get in the way of posting, please.

If someone does criticize something you post, you need to ask yourself whose opinion is more important to you: yours or his/hers? The answer should be yours, unless the critic is, like, someone supercool and hawt. ;)

That's commitment to the sale, I tell you what. I like this one a lot. Feels like old SNL, late '70s or early '80s.

I think you'll like it. I enjoyed the premiere a lot.

Lynn, this is *brilliant*. I think the only thing missing is Chuck Norris dressed as Cowboy Curtis. :)

I really thought I was going to walk off with the highest high concept idea this week, but this idea wins, hands down.

Hell, I don't think you can make a kiddie show without oversized speculae these days, you know?

(speculorum? My Latin is crap.)

This made me smile.

Bitch deserved a *bed pan*. ;)

"What If God Was One of Us"??? Genius.

What does it say about me that when God was on The View, I pictured Fred Armisen as Joy Behar?