"Honey, I forgot to duck," he tells Holland Taylor, who plays Nancy straightforwardly, as the fiercely devoted wife.
"No one's going to be so devoted to winning that they forget to amuse the audience," Jones stresses.
Forget to take medication?
Echoing the anguished cry of countless bred-in-the-bone American Catholics, "The Church That Forgot Christ" devotes four pages to excoriating "the church that I mistrust" for every one that celebrates "the religion I love".
At the same time Sugrue, a historian at the University of Pennsylvania, recounts the struggles of those, many long forgotten, who devoted themselves to promoting racial equality.
"I guess it's a lot like musicians who suddenly decide they are painters, kind of forgetting that some devote their entire life to mastering the arts.
That checks off a box they can forget about, while devoting their attention to more pressing problems such as the financial crisis.
One mighty tome of Joyce scholarship that I borrowed from the Wexford library, written by an American academic whose name I have long since forgotten, devoted the entirety of an extensive section on "Ulysses" to the parallels between the Stephen Dedalus-Leopold Bloom relationship and that of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson.
According to Zheng Wang, who authored the book "Never Forget National Humiliation," which devotes a chapter to the politics of the Olympics, gold medals have since become the "currency of the Communist Party's legitimacy" and a concrete marker of China's position in the global hierarchy.
Also don't forget Devoted and Disgruntled at CPT on Monday evening.
