Hilarious Comedy Shows In The Media

Seriously, think about it...people get all excited over the thought of a marathon (NCIS marathons are HOT at my house). Well, now you can make your own.

I am a mother to six children. I have three boys who are ages 1, 7, and 8. I also have three girls that are 2, 4, and 11. My oldest and middle girls will not miss an episode of the show. If they do, then I am not fair for making us go somewhere while it is on. There has been more than one occasion, when the particular season had progressed far enough, that my oldest daughter asked me to tape the show for her because she had to attend drill squad practice. She loves the show. She tells me it teaches he to be a better dancer and she can even learn new moves for drill.

The next morning starts with Paul braving the outdoor shower, a digital blur stuck to his butt crack. I look forward to more of this open shower concept on the next Bachelor.

Lane gives in to Rebecca's prodding, and puts on a good show of whooping it up at some Manhattan pub, filled to capacity with rowdy Brits ecstatic over their team's victory. Afterwards, they share a meal with a couple - the Bakers, fellow expats. Edwin, the husband, is Senior VP of Public Relations at Jaguar, and as they eat, he tells Lane that he is looking for a new ad agency to help Jaguar break into the US market. Lane, a little drunk and full of himself, offers to handle the business himself.

Watch Episode Usually the first episode of The Bachelorette feels a little like a frat party. Beefy guys all competing to make it into the frat (or into the girls pants heart.) This year was even worse than usual. Honestly, I did not like any of the suitors the show found for Des. I am not sure if it has to do with the lack of quality guys our age, yes we are about the same age, or if she just has horrible taste, but the quality was not there. Which leads me to wonder if our generation of guys is just not having the best time this decade. The economic downturn, emerging adulthood, or prolonged adolescence has made the men on the Bachelorette actually seem strangely familiar to me. But this is about Des so I will stick to the topic at hand.

Don and Megan arrive late, creating a Brangelina kind of buzz with the Campbells, who are giddy at the arrival of the guests of honor. It's as if they feel validated by Don's agreeing to come. Luckily, there's Ken to even things out with his aw shucks humility. The girls disappear to the kitchen to devil some eggs, leaving the men alone to drink and compare gaudy sport coats.

You can try and get someone to record all the episodes for you or pay someone to do it. But I personally think you should save that money and use it to buy gas for your car or something.