The Slate piece doesn’t invalidate “Cat Person” because it reveals that it was actually about someone and that someone wasn’t the author

A great Metro Detroit bit from the episode with Conner O’Malley - when they go to visit Tim’s parents in the suburbs, the house they’re in is THE Detroit suburbs house. If you’ve ever been to a home in an older Detroit suburb, there’s like a 1 in 2 chance it was that exact floor plan, with the open kitchen / breakfast…

God I loved the Dittrich Fur parody. I can remember watching those commercials - running during daytime cartoons! - and being absolutely mystified as a 4 year old.

Or he’s getting harassed by all the Online Sleuths and wanted to make it clear that, hey, he’s not a part of this and stop bothering him please.

You know in Dewey Cox when the one guy says “This is not a good song. It’s like five songs on top of each other.”

Too high: Game Night - oh look it’s Tim Heidecker playing Tim Heidecker

It really sucks when you make your friend a cameraphone and they won’t even use it to stay in touch with you.

It was malpractice that Clifford’s veterinarian never checked him for a pituitary tumor.

Not even showing up in court? That’s so craven.

Can’t be any worse than that dumb Breaking Bad movie

I wish I’d been half as pleased with this series as it was with itself.

Person who made her career ripping off Sonic Youth ripoff says what?

I’m pretty sure this was just the once-per-season Gimmick episode, right? I think the Whenwolf thing established that.

Jesus Christ lol...

Sorry guys, but the brain trust at jezebel has solved this one, and actually Jamie Lynn has been constantly physically and emotionally abusing Britney for 20 years, along side Justin Timberlake, that one guy she married for 12 hour in Vegas, and her costars in the motion picture Crossroads (2002).

Absolutely hate it when colonizers sweep in and steal my dance moves

He’s abusing her to this day

Agreed! She’s incredible, especially the stuff on that fretless banjo of hers. I was just being glib.

*pulls out a mandolin*

The banjo was invented by African slaves. Now guys like this play it.