Rachel Bloom

YAY. This is so much fun -- like a fashion mimosa, effervescent and citrus-y and very, very welcome at all times.

Judy Greer

This is MOSTLY there, but the shirts designed to tie like this remind me too much of middle school.

Naomi Nelson and Johnny Knoxville

Johnny is in this show. I read the words "cancel culture" in the description and rolled my eyes... I am curious whether my assumption is correct that they cast him as whatever person is going to run into that. It just FEELS like something you'd call a former Jackass star to do? I hope he uses his paycheck to buy some new Converse. I hope I use MY paycheck to byuy her shoes.

Paul Reiser

Look at Paul, coordinating his interesting kicks! I'm in.

with Keegan-Michael Key

He also had the good sense to pat Keegan-Michael's head.

with Elle Key

I like her coat so much. And the boots. The dress underneath needed to be tugged in place, methinks.

Alyah Chanelle Scott

This is a very cute, reasonable use of neon.

Erika Christensen

This is giving me flashbacks to the spandex dresses of my ninth-grade year, although those were all floral and from Express.

Yael Grobglas

I can't wait for cute blouses to make a comeback. Any day now. ANY DAY.

Rose Abdoo

ALL of this is perfect. Thank you, Rose. I love a strong ending.

It's the Premiere of Reboot, a New Show About an Old One

Reboot is a new show that chronicles the revival of a sitcom called Step Right Up. Shenanigans, I assume, ensue. (Shenanigans sort of already did: Leslie Bibb and Michael McKean were cast originally, then replaced by Judy Greer and Paul Reiser.) From what I can tell by the first three titles, every episode is named after a sitcom, which is amusing. I hope it's good; I've missed Rachel Bloom on my TV, and the idea of her with the great Judy Greer is very enticing. [Photos: Chelsea Lauren/Shutterstock]