I'm relieved to know she didn't have anything to do with that live action abomination.

Scott's Tots was cringe-worthy for sure, but The Dinner Party is a classic example of cringe humor. Scott's Tots was cringe-worthy in the way it highlighted what irredeemable asshole Michael Scott was, and not in a likeable or funny way. That episode was pretty much when I checked out of the Office for good.

Birdgirl!

I loved the original Saturday morning cartoon, enough that even in the depths of my Pokemon/Digimon/DBZ phase, I got super excited when Sonic Underground premiered was promptly severely disappointed. What a shit show. I had no idea there's now been 2 other series (Jaleel free, btw!) since, but then again I haven't…

This movie could of used 500ft. Judy Garland wrecking havoc and passing out in Central Park.

Won't somebody please think of the young activists! What about their feelings, uh?

The only thing I've gotten out of this controversy is that this dude isn't one of the Duplass brothers. Steve Rannazzisi? Who'd of thought!

Too Much Tuna!

When did this site turn into Vulture?

That's no way to talk about the Daily Show.

Apparently I sounded the Outrage Alarm® prematurely, nobody cares anymore. Too many pedophiles in the news at the moment. You got lucky this time Amy…

The poor millionaire, another victim of the manocentric male-ocracy!

So, no news article about Ms. Poelher is now literally worse than Hitler, for having a joke in her show about R. Kelly pissing on Blue Ivy. Do yourself a favor and stay away from the Twitter and Tumblr brigades for the next 48 hrs.

But what about Party Down?

Oh, you have got to be kidding sir. First you think of an idea that has already been done. Then you give it a title that nobody could possibly like. Didn't you think this through?

*independent thought alarm*

Or get BitTorrent.

Can't wait for the Subway Club (12" Remix) to drop.

They would think that you are literally worst than Hitler.

Triggered.