We're through the looking glass here, people.

I swear, one of you nerds found a genie and we're now in some bizarre world where there are too many great shows and they all get at least 3 seasons, no matter how apocalyptically bad the ratings are.

Wow, until I checked IMDB I though you were being hyperbolic.

Why Don't You Play in Hell gets super violent, if that helps.

Hey, there's an FKA Twigs video with a guy wearing a sneaker as a mask and it's awesome:

Just freelancing for My World of Flops entries it looks like, but it's better than nothing.

It's like Cougar Town, except it started making fun of it's own dumb name right in episode 2.

Boo!

There's nothing wrong with it, but it's also pretty common for a realistic drama to have playful elements implying the paranormal that turn out not to be.

Not because of this, just in general.

It did look like they were eating challah bread too.

Is that how you spell verkakte? Man, I was way off.

Ha, it's good to see Kurt Sutter hasn't changed a bit.

True Detective Season 1 is still the best of any of them.

*Mysterious show has mysteries, complains AV Club commenters*

I haven't seen a show with detractors more eager to misinterpret it to justify their hate in a long time.

I'm always baffled by which parts of this show people seem to decide are unforgivably terrible. What's the problem with that?

Them? (Damn it, too late)

He was a pretty bland choice, but Rian Johnson who's doing the next one is a great choice.

Slow creative types seem to spend half their time working hard to make something that people get invested in and the other half being offended that people got invested in it.