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That's why they call him "Catapult Hands."
How could this not be in the intro?
Honestly, the part of this that surprises me the most is that Cold Pizza was still on the air a few months ago.
Easy. Because he's an ESPN employee.
I had the same thought.
Rudy Giuliani, Al Sharpton, Marv Albert, Jon Lovitz, Lanie Kazan...John Edwards is good though.
I don't know. The fresh-scrubbed Bayliss straight out of the mayor's detail would not have pulled something like this. But Tim was getting a little trippy by the end of his run with the murder police. It wouldn't surprise me if he got a little handsy along the way, especially with Sheppard.
My gaydar is off the charts with Skip.
/stereotype
But aren't the gays a happy, pleasant people with nice taste and hygiene? Skip Bayless is the most hateful person I know, and I don't even know him. Plus, he looks absurd.
/stereotype
except for the ESPN site
If the company is defending itself against this litigation, I'd have to imagine that firing these guys right now would look like an admission of guilt at trial.
except for the ESPN site
If it were a competitor, they'd be debuting the (breathless) "Outside the Lines" on it tomorrow.
I don't, because they're White.
Ragone said the situation was exacerbated by a few female employees who didn't seem to mind the atmosphere, including a stylist who gave the men lap dances.
Frak, I wanna work at ESPN
I don't know. The fresh-scrubbed Bayliss straight out of the mayor's detail would not have pulled something like this. But Tim was getting a little trippy by the end of his run with the murder police. It wouldn't surprise me if he got a little handsy along the way, especially with Sheppard.
Yeah, but these days, the only people Tim's getting handsy with are his fellow inmates at Statesville Prison, though I guess he might be out on parole by now, especially given who he killed and why. And even if he got handsy with Sheppard (and who wouldn't, even if Michael Michele's acting was more wooden than redwood forest), he wouldn't sexually harrass -- it's be completely consensual. Probably creepy and terribly unfilling in the end for both parties, but completely consensual.
(Wow, I'm trying really hard to avoid doing actual work. I actually looked up Luke Ryland's name when puking out that crap).
Yes, particularly when he blurted out "Frank" in the process.
My noth hurths from the hot caufthey that came out it when I read thith.
You sure it wasn't Jonah?
If those guys aren't all fired, much better thank you.
Seriously, how are you all so damn certain that all this unfolded exactly as is claimed right now?
From the article I see no evidence other than Ragone saying these things happened, no one corroborating her story. Why do we need to get as judgmental as possible ASAP before we have a better idea as to what actually happened?
I think it was pretty clear -- Frank saying he caught two bad guys that day when he talks to Mike Giardello at the end of the episode -- that he did turn Tim in. Hell, Frank would turn his wife and/or kids in in such a situation, even though it would kill him to do so.
Seriously, how are you all so damn certain that all this unfolded exactly as is claimed right now?
From the article I see no evidence other than Ragone saying these things happened, no one corroborating her story. Why do we need to get as judgmental as possible ASAP before we have a better idea as to what actually happened?
Yeah, but that would deny us the pleasure of talking trash about people who suck doing sports on TV.
More seriously, I think that the caveat of "if this is true" is presumed for the most part. If we were expected to have any journalistic integrity, we should be absolutely clear, but as it's just yackoffs talking out their a-holes on the internets, it can be left sloppy and unexplicit.
No MM1F, I'm almost positive Bayliss killed that guy at the end of the series finale.
Okay, Luke Ryland doesn't really have any direct entry anywhere, but he was an internet serial killer during the final season of Homicide: Life on the Street, who (after being freed on a technicality) is slain in the series finale; Bayliss confesses to his long-time partner Frank Pembleton in the series wrapup made for TV movie.
You just gave me the biggest smile I've had all day.
REDACTED: I was late, but I still should slip in props for Luther Mahoney. I don't think Bayliss should go down if Lewis could get away with that killing.
"People who liked that show really liked that show," says this owner of the box set packaged in the shape of a miniature filing cabinet.
JMM, you definitely repaid me for the coffee through the nose. Outstanding.
Well, of course Lewis should get away with that. Kellerman, on the other hand, ....
Look out. Tushy squeeze!
Speaking as someone who's spent WAY too much time working on Wikipedia: The level of coverage of a given subject is proportional to the general public's level of interest in that subject. Old dead guys from a couple hundred years ago are probably more important, but they don't really make that visceral connection with most of the user base.
1) Being sexually harrassed by Jay Mariotti
2) " " " " Rosie O'Donnell
3) " " " " Ann Coulter
4) "Leather, you're with me"
Reached for comment, Woody Paige noted, "I really tried to sex her ass, but she wasn't into it."
Tim Bayliss
The article about John Munch is longer than the article about Richard Belzer.
John Munch is a more interesting character than Richard Belzer.
Mendel Beilis gets even less than Skip.
He's mixed up in my mind with Dutch from The Shield.
You do have to be wary of nice guys who have no knowledge or awareness of their own shadow.
Friedrich Barbarossa has a much longer entry than Leandro Barbosa, at least.
Otis of Mayberry has a longer entry than elevator magnate Elisha Otis.
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