Julianna Margulies, the Dallas Mavericks, Jay-Z, J-Lo, J.R. Martinez, Colin Firth, Mark Rylance, the Boston Bruins, Viola Davis, Zooey Deschanel, THE KING’S SPEECH, Robert Griffith III, Thomas Sargent, Guy Pearce, Louis CK, Yemeni Tawakkol Karman, Charl Schwartzel, John Benjamin Hickey, Craig Kimbrel, Adele, Ellen, Snooki, Tom Hooper, Derrick Rose, Christian Bale, Katy Perry, iPad2, Aaron Sorkin, John Legend, Corey Perry, Melissa Leo, Arcade Fire, MAD MEN, Kyle Chandler, Melissa McCarthy, the St. Louis Cardinals, Jim Parsons, Scotty McCreery, ONCE UPON A TIME, Julie Bowen, Sutton Foster, Martin Scorsese, Christopher Sims, Justin Bieber, DOWNTOWN ABBEY, Ryan Gosling, Eminem, Kate Winslet, the Auburn Tigers, Jon Stewart, the Connecticut Huskies, MODERN FAMILY, the Black Keys, Clayton Kershaw, Trey Parker, Robert Lopez, Matt Stone, Albert Pujols, Leymah Gbowee, Ellen Barkin, Jeremy Hellickson, and me for having great readers like you!Happy New Year!!
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Margo Martindale, for God's sake!!
Go Mavs! :-)
0 and 3! Wohoooo!
...and Woody Allen, and Christopher Plummer, and Jessica Chastain. Happy New Year to you too!
And us for being able to having this blog to look forward to each and every day!
Same to you, sir!
Happy New Year!
I would be happy if 2012 be for me what any random year in this millennium was for Tom Brady.
Heck, I'd even go back past Y2K...even "just" being a handsome, popular star athlete in high school/college would be a big improvement.
"DOWNTOWN ABBY": What's she charging these days? :) It's DOWNTON ABBEY.
Happy New Year to you, too, Ken...and thanks for posting early enough (for us West Coasters) so I can start my day with your blog.
I still don't get Lady Gaga...at all.
Happy New Year, Ken! Thanks again for the great blog!
How about for Cee Lo Green and Mumford and Sons, both of which managed to release really catchy hit songs featuring the f-word.
Cheers and happy New Year Ken!
Wishing you a wonderful 2012, Ken.
Happy 2012 to everyone here, too!
jbryant, you're not a cop are you?
Here's another one for friday: how do you write out a character from a show? Assuming the actor is not Charlie Sheen running around telling everybody you're an asshole who can't write, how do you tell him/her? Do actors ever approach showrunners telling they'd like to do something else? (I think David Garrison did it on Married...with Children).
Abby: No, I'm not a cop. Wanna party?
Thanks for noticing, I AM a great reader! Thanks for putting your stuff directly in my line of vision.
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