Radioactive Wolves was the name of my indie band.

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In this episode a woman feels ugly so she cries, eats chocolate, and then wants to have a baby. The year 184-oh wait it's 2011. I don't think I've ever been offended by something on TV as quickly as I was during the first 10 minutes of the episode. And I'm so glad we had that random black grandfather there to tell us…

In this episode a woman feels ugly so she cries, eats chocolate, and then wants to have a baby. The year 184-oh wait it's 2011. I don't think I've ever been offended by something on TV as quickly as I was during the first 10 minutes of the episode. And I'm so glad we had that random black grandfather there to tell us…

I just watched the first 10 minutes of this show and it's so painfully obvious that the dude on the left is going bald. Sorry bro, you ain't going to cover that up no matter how tall your hair gets.

This episode was about as funny as my post is insightful.

Weirdest Super Bowl ever.

It pains me to say this but some of the stuff Dennings was saying was actually sort of funny tonight. But they're more funny in theory than in actuality which - I know - means it's probably Dennings that might be the problem here. I think this can be easily fixed by laying off the laugh track a bit and better…

By no means is HIMYM the worst offender, but I can't stand when shows/sitcoms portray therapists so unrealistically. Kal would get destroyed if this happened in real life. And usually when shows do the whole therapy aspect it isn't even funny…just a lame excuse to wedge jokes in there. Curb also does this often, I…

Canadian law, unfortunately. 

This newswire was snarky but come on, Roseanne was great, no? So many of their episodes (especially the Thanksgiving ones) did mirror real life. This is show really needs to be covered in TV Classic.

The scene between her and Hanks was painful, but mainly because it highlighted what a terrible/boring actor Hanks is.

He was also in the Sarah Connor Chronicles.

In this episode of the highly acclaimed Modern Family, Gloria screamed and Cam screamed like a girl. It was funny because Gloria can't speak proper English and Cam screamed like a girl but is actually a man.

That dude could not stop overacting. What was his deal.

I voted for South Park.

The only people who want a 4th season are those who didn't watch it when it originally aired. Yeah, that's right, I went there.

Ugh, what was with all the expository dialogue? "How would this read in the headlines - Blah blah blah", not to mention every single Dexter monologue. Sloppy writing.

Yeah this was pretty awful. Anyway, is there any plan to cover Roseanne in TV Club Classics in the future, @avclub-7aee1b75b527e215f31e20a5c4e7a768:disqus? 

I'm so conflicted about this episode. On one hand I'm excited to see where the love triangle will go/glad they finally acknowledged how weird it is but on the other hand there were like 6 minutes of boob jokes.