There is an interesting discussion of the end of The Dick Van Dyke Show in Carl Reiner's episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.

@menocu The Koch brothers spend approximately 1/10 as much on political activism as George Soros (less than $15 million as compared to $150 million). The left loves the idea that right-wing thought is just a product of a handful of super-wealthy villains, but it's a fantasy.

I don't care if actors disagree with my politics, but it's annoying when they bring it up for no reason. The Koch brothers have nothing at all to do with the interview.

I definitely identify with Todd's embarrassing story this week. When I was 10 or 11, there was a slightly dorky girl with a crush on me. We sat together at lunch a few times and I charmed her with my witty, flirtatious banter. In retrospect, I think I was a little mean, but I was aiming for witty and flirtatious.…

He'll flood the harbor with fulminated mercury.

"Crackers Don't Matter" was the first episode I ever saw. I'd never heard of Farscape before; I just stumbled on it flipping through the channels. That's the ideal introduction to the series.

It reminded me of the racist truck from the all-time worst episode of Supernatural.

I have the all-time creepiest old guy/drunk uncle at a high school party story.

It's his job to make people want to watch him on television. Being attractive is part of that.

A lot of the murders that Shawn solves wouldn't have been identified as homicides without Shawn's detective skills so that would tend to increase the measured homicide rate in Santa Barbara even if it doesn't actually make the city less safe.

Schlotsky's! I was just in Austin recently and I was so excited to see that those still exist. They seem to have disappeared everywhere outside of Austin.

That was my answer too (the Richard and Emily household, not the Rory household).

It would have made more sense if they showed a montage of Marion Ross repeatedly reminding Brick over the past four years. It still would have been completely plausible that Brick wouldn't have remembered or put any work into it.

@avclub-57c8e697fd94670b75f35782e330a6a8:disqus My high school car was held together by duct tape, too. The hood latch was broken and the only thing holding it on was a layer of duct tape. Any time I needed to get under the hood, I just cut it along the sides and then applied a fresh layer of tape on top.

Interesting that Jake Johnson is competing in the lead actor category and Max Greenfield is considered supporting.

I suppose he has a lot of time to kill.

I could have sworn it was Lance Fields.

I honestly can't figure out if "have fun one less time" is a typo or if that was an intentional joke.

I understand there is some news on Happy Endings breaking. Bad news, unfortunately.

If they film the fight scenes from Daredevil's point of view, they could save a bundle on special effects.