I don't know, I generally use the AV Club's coverage as a substitute for watching shows, not an adjunct. 

The way he pranced through the park just killed me.  But the character had diminishing returns after that.

An authentic Tinky return would be amazing.  But even an old-fashioned round of "touched by a powerful clown" would be heartening.

Nothing makes me smile like an old-school Darabont draft joke.

You shouldn't make fun of his Italian accent like that.

Spinal Tap unveiling their free-form jazz odyssey at Themeland.

5tep Up to 2ravity — the franchise mash-up we need and want.

I have vague memories of him buying up all the cartons in Chester's Mill when the dome came down.

No, I think Twain was a dink too.

Yeah, I know what you mean.  It's a little like finding out a favourite actor is a 9/11 truther.  Damn you, Jacobi.

I like the way those French think!

I agree about the ubiquity of Sam Jackson, but hey, Michael Keaton and Gary Oldman, nothing wrong with that.

I got an E.T.A. Hoffmann notification for this?

Daisy stealing Trent's sunglasses-schtick was a really obvious kind of joke, but it made me laugh anyway.  Other than that, the box of kittens might have been my favourite.  I especially loved the way Trent gave it a "what the hell" extra stab after Kove walked away.

That's where the prompter stands off-camera, reminding Graham whether or not he's supposed to like it.

People who use the phrase "keeping it real" are always genuine assholes.  Why else would they assume that kindness, courtesy and consideration must be fake?

Give the whole "racist twitter" thing, it seems unlikely that she's a wonderful person in real life.

I didn't catch that.  I figured it was just because Natasha had the biggest Butter Hoard.

"His bitches" meaning the population of Cleveland?

"I Started a Joke" justified its existence by playing over the end of Penn & Teller Get Killed — but barely.