The Hollywood Reporter 2011 Emmy Roundtable

"In a world where you hear no much more than yes, you gotta find some way to make friends with no. And I was like, that's great! All those nos are the little things standing in front of my yes. So that worked out well. That, and you can always sleep your way into the middle. "


-Julie Bowen
The Hollywood Reporter 2011 Emmy Roundtable
June 23, 2011

Psych Lab

August 14, 2011
9:17 a.m.
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Conan

"I assume that was the punchline."
 Jack McBrayer
Conan: September 8, 2011

What have I learned from 9/11?

"What I have learned about 9/11 is that nothing is absolute, the future is unknowable, evil has many faces, but so does goodness. But most of all, there are no labels that can stick to people."

 -Michael Mirasol
September 11, 2011
 http://www.michaelmirasol.com/flipcritic/2011/09/what-have-i-learned-from-911-n.html

Stuck in a moment you can't get out

I will not forsake, the colors that you bring
But the nights you filled with fireworks
They left you with nothing
I am still enchanted by the light you brought to me
I listen through your ears, and through your eyes I can see

The Holiday

"And then, there's another kind of love: the cruelest kind. The one that almost kills its victims. Its called unrequited love. Of that I am an expert. Most love stories are about people who fall in love with each other. But what about the rest of us? What about our stories, those of us who fall in love alone? We are the victims of the one sided affair. We are the cursed of the loved ones. We are the unloved ones, the walking wounded. The handicapped without the advantage of a great parking space!"

-Iris Simpkins
[Written by: Nancy Meyers]

The Poet's Notebook

"Will the computer ever replace the fetishism of the notebook? It's possible, but I doubt it. To hear the poets tell it, the small, handsome notebook and a special pen or pencil are half the work. They are an invitation to write in a certain way. They demand from us absolute conciseness, an aesthetic of modesty. If you write poems on the back of old envelopes and garage sale announcements, as I often do, you don't write epics."

Preface of The Poet's Notebook (xi, 1995)
Charles Simic