After tearing through Whit Stillman movies, Noam Baumbach movies, and Gilmore Girls, I'm ready for Eigeman!

I'd rather Emily chew Lorelai out. Or Luke. Richard too. Scott Cohen just wasn't up to snuff.

I won't miss him. He didn't have enough energy for the show. And it's a pretty low-key show.

I'm looking forward to the Busy Philipps-centric episodes. Kim Kelly is such an amazing character.

Those all sound legit. I'm sorta stoked to have a lot of the shows mentioned above either return or be reviewed.

It was starting to make me so mad. http://24.media.tumblr.com/…

Man fall down. Funny…

It made me miss prime levels of awesome Buffy. And, at least it only did one egregiously bad season (I personally like season six, but eh, that's an argument for another time).

Just putting things in perspective.

Roman Polanski?

OK, this may suffice: "She's quite talented at acting."

I'm young, so I think I'll choose two (technically three - now four) that I've loved for a few years: Annie Hall, and the Before Sunrise series.

I also like that - at least for the Dragonfly - they play it out over a few seasons instead of a few weeks. GG always had weird money issues (Chilton and Yale), but the Lorelai's eventual money problems were played pretty realistically.

@avclub-7aeafc8dfc74ae4e9bdfb0c0b6d0ea8d:disqus  Yeah, I'd rather a Hannah and Her Sisters era Woody than a To Rome With Love Woody.

In a cosmic sense, it works. She starred in a Whit Stillman film. She's dating/collaborating with Baumbach. Next she'll go back in time and convince Woody Allen to do a movie with her.

Before Midnight! I'm so stoked.

I guess the only thing I'm curious about is the possibility of a fourth season of Slings and Arrows. It's such a lovely and accomplished series that it warrants a return to the small screen.

I'm only ten years old and I already have two mortal enemies.

I know this was in season four, but…"We're the MTV generation, we feel neither highs nor lows."

…and can you stop with the casual swearing?