Umm…no? There are some shows where as long as you like tv you'll most likely enjoy the program, even if you don't have a particularly strong interest in the subject (Friday Night Lights). Other shows you probably do have to like the subject (Walking Dead).

When I was growing up, we had a VHS with three recorded programs we'd watch every year with the whole family: The Great Pumpkin, Hocus Pocus, and this. I have to watch this again.

Of course Todd picks a Deadwood scene.

Well thanks for ruining it for us too.

Holy fuck.

Holy fuck.

Wow.  You can not like Louis C.K., that's fine, but to criticize him for reusing material is just ridiculous.   That is not a fair criticism.  Each year he literally scraps all of his old jokes and comes up with whole new sets.  He does not have a go to joke that audiences request.

Wow.  You can not like Louis C.K., that's fine, but to criticize him for reusing material is just ridiculous.   That is not a fair criticism.  Each year he literally scraps all of his old jokes and comes up with whole new sets.  He does not have a go to joke that audiences request.

Pretty sure that is Jack Black.

Pretty sure that is Jack Black.

BITCH

BITCH

My turn!

My turn!

Considering African-American males make up about 5-6% of the U.S. population, this isn't that strange.

Whoa.

@avclub-1beee9fdd7f132dc2f36c09ae265122c:disqus  How far have you read?  It was later revealed that… SPOILERS!!!!!!!!!!!    Lysa did kill Jon Arryn, through Littlefinger, using the Tears of Lys.

Didn't work on America Online either.  Hold on, I need to redial again….PSHTSTTSPSSSSHTTTSSSS.

Martin novels are WAY too mainstream for hipsters.  And you sound a little angry about it.

It bothers me that one of the local cover bands where I live absolutely slays Hungry Like The Wolf live, but someone on hit Fox TV program can't get it right in the studio.