Serious question: does this being an 8 episode season signify that it's nearing its end, or that Louis CK is in control of the lengths?

Ebert called it "The Great American Film." The basketball scenes are absolutely incredible, riveting footage of two young men you grow to love. And, even more importantly, I'm not quite sure any documentary quite encaptures the experience of growing up in an inner city. This is my favorite documentary.

This album is so ridiculously beautiful. Seeing him in Brooklyn on May 1st.

Kroll Show was, without a doubt, the funniest show on television. Every skit performed a hard jump and stuck the landing, so much so that I'd send them all to London. While it may not have the depth of, say, "Pleep Ploop", it's a show that I'll look back on in 10 years and think about how ameezing it was and how it…

Wow, Land of Talk. That's quite an obscure reference. The only album I have by them is "Some Are Lakes", and it's beautiful. Is that their best?

Of all the indie concerts I've been to (NYC / NJ area), Modest Mouse always has the most loyal, devoted fans. It doesn't matter how inebriated they are or how obscure the song is, their fans sing every lyric.

About the big "admission." It's definitely ambiguous. I mean, you would pretty much never say something like that if you didn't do it, but I'm sure him and his lawyers will spin it.

Just watched it. Came to the review presuming it'd have an A, and, wtf.

Wow, Rodney is a real life Bobby Bottleservice. It's kind of awesome.

I thought that some of the performances were way too exaggerated at times - i.e. the ex-husband's convo with his ex-wife on the side of the road, the gunshot victim's mannerisms post just being shot with the detective, etc.

You're being disingenuous to suggest that all Stewart does is play clips and make faces, and then that you find it "hilarious." It paints a more accurate picture of our political landscape than any show on network television. Sure, Stewart throws in his own opinion and biases, but he does so in a way that is…

The bad news: The Daily Show is the best source of news on television. True journalistic integrity, following in the steps of Cronkite and Murrow, that masked itself as a comedy show. If there's one person I want to represent my views in a debate, it's Jon Stewart.

Kind of a random aside, but I ate at Huang's Baohaus a couple months ago, and oh my goodness, that pork belly sandwich is a work of art.

I lack the sophistication and critical acumen of the reviewer, but I feel that the writing for both Kevin and Patrick was excellent this episode. Kevin, at least to my girlfriend and I, came off as so condescending towards Patrick throughout. His overall tone and cadence at the bar was highly patronizing. And…

Took about 20 seconds of lyrics in "Mural" for me to conclude that Lupe is back.

"You never supported my mom's tanning bed business!"

Modest Mouse - Gravity Rides Everything

Weezer - Tired of Sex

Spoon - Don't Make Me a Target

Wilco - A Shot in the Arm