Let's see. I bought a few… ahem.

I shall sign up for something by the end of the day. thank you for keeping this alive!

So in my attempt to broaden my horizons and watch more exploitative genres in cinema, it seems I inadvertently ordered actual vintage hardcore pornography from the '70s.

Nothing about this news is good to hear, but I must point out that judging from the content within this post (and past history), you two are two of the most mature people I know, which is rare for your respective ages. Whatever follows this chapter in both of your lives, may it eventually begin to rival the happiness…

I just follow it ironically!

Goddammit. Only Hal Linden and Max Gail are left.

The Thanksgiving episode is one of the funniest episodes of TV ever made. It's a new Thanksgiving tradition in my household.

Second LP from Scott-rockers Frightened Rabbit.

1. A disc of Barney Miller, a disc of Buffy, Rushmore on blu-ray, Magnolia on blu-ray, Groundhog Day on blu-ray, a disc of The Thick of It, The Midnight Organ Fight on CD, More Adventurous on CD.
2. Something I haven't read that I've been meaning to (which is everything).
3. One of my sex toys.

Boy, I didn't see that coming!

I can't believe I didn't think about Frasier, which is responsible for many candidates on the list. "Ham Radio" is probably the best use of Gil Chesterton, to be honest.

I was trying to think of which Community clip I'd pick when doing my post, and couldn't come up with one above all others, but i think you win, to be honest. "That's Iraq, stupid."

The Implication is a horrifying classic that escaped me when writing the post.

Because it's been shitty week/month/year, here are some of the funniest moments in television history. As chosen by me, so that's how you know they're good.

Childish Gambino's new album is much more controversial than I would have anticipated…

Since it's after midnight for her, everyone wish Doc a very happy birthday!!!!

For Your Consideration:

Anybody want to liveblog a film tomorrow night? I don't care what film. Just wanna hang out with you guys after this week.

I've been listening to the score for BBC's Poirot while working. Television scores are rarely as gorgeously composed. What are some of your favorite TV scores?

Cubs are just little bears, and they do not have the autonomy to decide for themselves yet whether or not they want to play sports for human amusement. I am deeply disturbed by the subjugation of these poor creatures.