I always liked that he brought a slightly older, more mature, non-douchey vibe to the company. But if they really want to compete with J. Crew, fine, whatever.

Because I watched the series very-out-of-order from a combination of Netflix, re-runs, and current episodes, I only really remember those other two Dan episodes. And seeing that I really, greatly liked My Cake, I'll have to give this one a rewatch.

Of course, Plato's tenfold error!

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YOU'LL NEVER DEFEAT ANDROOOSSSSSS!

I really don't understand the theater brand bumper ads. The last time I went to the movies, I had to watch this gem nearly twice in a row (they were interrupted only by a third, different AMC ad). https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I see no Frank 2.0 hat!

Perfect man for the job, he knows a lot about space. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Very glad to see Scrubs back. It was really refreshing to have someone engage the show on a level other than "That was funny!" or "That sucked because Zach Braff is a manchild!"

Well, House of Cards is out on DVD in mid-June, about 4 months after it came out. I can't imagine it would be too dissimilar to that.

I like that they finally brought together all the season's plot threads, especially justifying the Ted/Robin stuff, but did they really have to cram all of it in the last episode? I feel like the show's been spinning its wheels for weeks, and suddenly the master plot comes bearing down all at once. It was good to…

Aughhhh, this is why I never watch SNL except for the few clips that inevitably get passed around. I feel like I've read this review at least five times before.

Because it only counts as a "massacre" if there are at least three people not wearing socks, or whatever.

This is a much better choice for Comedy Central than their current midnight show, Tosh.0 Re-Run, Oh Shit Where's the Remote, What Else is On, I Need to Watch Anything Else, It Looks Like a Local Channel is Showing An Awful Family Guy Episode, Okay That Will Do.

That would probably result in Chris Hardwick asking Bill Clinton about how awesome Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles was.

I can't wait to see this in syndication on CIVIC-TV.

Dammit, I read the title wrong. I was really hoping he was grilling with the cast of Breaking Bad.

I'm sorry Mattel, but "Skip Reverse"? That's not a canonical card. I can't believe when executives butcher these adaptations and water down the characters. A true TV version of UNO would be about the emotions.

He's infectiously energetic. Whenever he's doing something interesting or unusual, his enthusiasm is palpable, and that's often enough to make up for his weaker material (especially his monologues). He's also gotten pretty good at non-interview segments, like his music routines and the audience games.

His celebrity encounter stories are great. I like his one about ruining Jay-Z's New Years party because it speaks volumes about the kind of insane, upper-echelon world some celebrities live in.