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She's just the best.

He sounds like he's trying to convince himself.

Ten people are dead:

They went to synagogue in that neighborhood most of their lives. I was glad they were gone last summer with Charlottesville - this is worse.

I'm just so glad my grandparents aren't alive to see it in their neighborhood.

As a (half) Jewish person of lapsed practice at best, I am so glad my grandparents are dead. Oh God - it was my grandparents' old neighborhood.

Based on the last week's events and the numbers (and reviews) I assume it will be renewed if all parties want to continue, and I'm expecting they do. I'll bet ABC will want it back ASAP again as well - spring.

One is all that was added for last season when it was a hit as well.

I do think Emilio is probably Becky's new love interest. Some sitcoms, maybe. Dramas? Nope. The Star Trek syndicated shows in particular were a brutal grind and the creative teams hated that length.

They were very likely hedging their bets to see how it would fare without Roseanne. The critics have loved it and the numbers are decent, so they said okay. Most prestige shows - including marquee returning sitcoms like this - are 10-13 tops. Even 13 is starting to become rare for prestige shows. I don't care about quantity, I care about quality.

I don't think the cast wanted 13. This happened last season as well - it got an extra episode.

Seems like a nice vote of confidence.

My God:

My favorite part of last night was Chuck Todd scrambling for cover for the GOP, wondering "what if the bomber was a Russian ploy to misdirect and divide us?" That didn't pan out today.

Criterion leaving Hulu was absolutely heartbreaking for me. I never got over it, and FilmStruck utterly failing to accommodate me didn't help. For people looking to get more into classic film, I highly recommend Kanopy - they have a decent and growing selection, and all you need is a local library card which you can obtain and use entirely online via most public libraries' websites. I did in ten minutes.

I love the Criterion Collection and TCM, but the fact is FilmStruck was a shitshow from the start. It took months to get a Roku app and when it did it refused to play many films in 5.1 sound with proper audio sync. When quizzed about it FilmStruck claimed it had a fix which never worked. I had to give up on the service because of it. As a film buff and Criterion devotee it made me furious. Even this month they've been promising Roku fixes and a PS4 app 'coming any day'. They've been saying that for over a year. If there's any justice in the world, Criterion will move its full library back to Hulu where it used to be - where it belongs.

Why Netflix hasn't swooped down to reboot it I haven't a clue. I assume it may be Dan Curtis' family's rights. It's incredibly doable.

Oh, there's more dirt on Megyn where that came from in the Megyn Kelly Melts Down thread.