Sitcoms are in dire straits these days. I've heard mixed stuff re: The Paper, mostly trending towards the positive. I find much more humor these days in ostensible dramas that mix their tones exceedingly well. See: The Lowdown (FX/Hulu) & Poker Face (Peacock).

I think he's so naturalistic and lived-in it can disguise the craft of what he does, but when he wants you to notice it, it's RIGHT THERE.

I've been buying 3 copies (Hughes!) plus any variants my LCS acquires. I love Felicia...ASM #194 was the book where I realized I could get the whole story if I diligently looked for the next issue at the newsstand. @gwillow.me is a great fit & Gleb Melnikov a rising star. A must-buy every month.

It's exceptional stuff, and runs the gamut of emotions, but it can be, as the kids are terming it, "A Downer." One of the best things ever filmed for TV, but it challenges you and puts you through the wringer. Be advised, is all.

I use Libre. Unsure about its open sourceness, but it works for me.

Congrats! It's a lovely book, any bloodlettings and defenestrations aside.

Cheesemongers merch now, please.

Walton.

Gator done, indeed, sir.

I've met Grant on more than one occasion and I had no idea what to expect...an air of self-importance, a distant detachment, a whirling dervish of unknowable energy?...and they were so engaging & kind & enthusiastic about their work & the work of others. And I'm "just a fan." A+, would meet again.

"The numbers have been calculated by the Council of Economic Advisers"

This is a great one!

Hegseth is a Foe of Bill.