"Dear Journal..."

I laughed so hard at that bit on 'Glee' that I had to rewind it. My mother and I now quote it to each other all the time. I can't handle how funny Jane Lynch is.

I'd like to add a name: TJ Thyne, who plays Dr. Jack Hodgins on the show Bones. In a program that has drastically changed its style of storytelling over the past season and a half, oftentimes pulling its leads ridiculously out of character for the sake of wacky, forced storylines, Hodgins is a character that has remained surprisingly consistent throughout the series, due in part to the way TJ Thyne plays the character.

Moreover, through powerful performances in dramatic episodes like "Aliens in a Spaceship" and "The Blonde in the Game," Thyne has proven himself to be a remarkably talented actor (both with drama and comedy), more than worthy of receiving a solid, thorough, well-written storyline of his own. That he's pushed to the sidelines again and again, and hasn't been given a challenging role since "Aliens in a Spaceship" (that was season 2, we're now in season 5!) is criminal. His talents are being WASTED.

(So are the talents of the rest of that cast, but that is an entirely different post.)

Instead of simply giving Thyne bits of random or case-related dialogue, instead of dropping the ball on illumination of or proper follow-through regarding his character's life and past, why not give him a story arc that he can really sink his teeth into? He's proven that he's more than up to the challenge.

Glee is far superior to P&R (understatement of the year), but on the other hand, Glee would still be great even without Jane Lynch, while P&R would be unwatchable without Tom Haverford. So in that sense, maybe Aziz is more valuable to P&R than Jane is to Glee, awesome as she is...

P&R is currently my favorite T.V. show, although I adore Glee. I love all the quirky characters on P&R. The ensemble just makes the crazy work!

Shocker!

TWoP loves Gleeful, Flashforwarding, Vampires living on the Fringe of Melrose Place.

We get it already.

No need to point it out ad infinitum in one list after another.

Ooh. I do wish now John Cho's flashforward really means he fakes his death and then becomes Harold.

It's hard to pick just one character from "Modern Family," but I'd give the MVP to Rico Rodriguez, who's great as Manny, the oldest 10-year-old in the world.

Another vote for Cho here. No Business like Cho business!

Nobody brings the funny like Jane Lynch. "Glee", however, is a monstrous waste of her talents (and those of some other very fine performers). I'm shocked at how overrated it is. Not a good show at all.

I love Community! I didn't expect much out of it, and it was shocking when I realized that this show is now among my favorites, even though it has only been a few episodes. And Abed is definitely my favorite character.

I'd add Jesse Spencer from 'House'.

His storyline so far this year, has really shown how far his acting chops can be stretched.

I know it's currently on hiatus, but Frederick Weller as Marshall Marshall on "In Plain Sight" is fantastic. Perhaps he isn't considered as a "supporting character", though??

The only problem with Jane Lynch is that she's on the didactic crapfest that is Glee. She's the reason we tried watching that show--and she's fantastic when they give her something (anything!) to do. But there isn't enough of her to make up for every other person on that show.

Totally agree with Tim Gunn,Enver Gjokaj, Danny Pudi and John Noble. Forgot that you hadn't added Tim Kang, so many other posters had that I thought he was on the list. Right from day one, I thought Kang was the wonderfully dry counterpart for Simon Baker. I would definitely get rid of your Glee and P & R suggestions. Find both of those shows tedious in the extreme.

Castle's aging actress mom and his daughter light up every scene for me.