There's only one girl to look at on this one compared to Desperate Housewives, yet this series is infinitely better at holding my interest after resolving most of its first-season story arcs.

I only checked this one out because someone at Lisa's birthday party swore it was good.  Well, it was pretty good, but it wasn't great.  In other words, it wasn't much more interesting than this review.

I love it.  Don't think the irony isn't lost on me.  The show is explicitly about death and yet it expertly handles the existential questions we all deal with in life.  That just kills me.

It started to get interesting again at the last, but I think they lost most of their viewers before this point when it aired.  I wouldn't have even paid attention through most of this season had it not been for the miracle of the FF button.

Just extras.  They're interesting, but nothing mind-blowing like what's really going on in your neighbors' lives.  Get out your binoculars if you doubt me.

All the complaints I can come up with about this show are mere nitpicking and have absolutely nothing to do with her ass.

I tried watching the series from the beginning when they started putting it out on dvd, but I didn't have the time to sit through the awkward episodes before they found their stride.  It was nice to be able to jump in and catch the most talked about episodes that once left me wondering what people were talking about.

Oliver Platt steals the show in a supporting part, which is a good measure of how weak the rest of the script is.

Did I mention that I love her ass?  Yeah, there are more reasons to watch on the show than that, but that tops my list.

Aside from a few sappy detours that seemed like thought bubbles, it's like sitting through a college lecture with a great teacher and good special effects.  Of course, if you didn't like college, then you'll probably be bored, but that doesn't mean you don't have to know the material, okay?

Yeah, I know it's just a soap opera about lesbians, but it's so much fun to root for my favorite characters that it never crosses my mind how little interest they would have in seeing me naked.

I honestly have no idea what's going on sometimes.  They've twisted so many threads around one another that you can't see past the shroud they've woven out of everything.  That's pretty impressive for a show most people would already watch just to see Jennifer Garner in the sexy disguise of the week.

This was just a nostalgia trip for me since I saw it when I was a kid.  It's nothing more than an early version of the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers, but far more interesting was the included hour and a half of badly-made trailers to badly made Chinese movies.

I feel a lot like Jim.  Lots of funny things happen there, but the main reason I keep coming back to this Office is because I'm in love with Pam.

I know you need confused and emotional characters to keep a show interesting, but when Rorie pulls her little drama queen routine, I just want to slap her.

Another ensemble Christopher Guest movie.  Big surprise this time though: It wasn't very good.  Check out any of his other films instead.  They actually are worth your consideration.

What can I say, I don't care how his career is doing, Jennifer Garner makes me wish I was Ben Affleck.

Remember how good Monty Python's Holy Grail was?  Well, here are all the left-over ideas that sat around for a couple years.  They weren't good enough to have been used to begin with, by the time Terry Gilliam got around to putting them on film, they were completely stale.

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