I don't remember plot holes. As for the rest:

1. Louie
2. Mad Men
3. Fringe
4. Archer
5. Portlandia

1. Louie
2. Mad Men
3. Fringe
4. Archer
5. Portlandia

Jesus. Your record player and your Pynchons?

Jesus. Your record player and your Pynchons?

"Ray, if someone asks you if you're a vagina you say 'YES!'"

"Ray, if someone asks you if you're a vagina you say 'YES!'"

This is heartbreaking.

This is heartbreaking.

Wow, we really have to up the commenting. Our numbers today were weak-sauce. So, here's some pointless blather.

Wow, we really have to up the commenting. Our numbers today were weak-sauce. So, here's some pointless blather.

I'd agree that they're all (at least the ones I watch) were a downturn in quality, but I'm not sure "noticeably worse" is quite accurate. I guess it's technically correct, since they're technically not as good, therefor worse, but I think of P&R 4 as just, not as good as P&R 3 or 2, but better than P&R1, and I see…

I'd agree that they're all (at least the ones I watch) were a downturn in quality, but I'm not sure "noticeably worse" is quite accurate. I guess it's technically correct, since they're technically not as good, therefor worse, but I think of P&R 4 as just, not as good as P&R 3 or 2, but better than P&R1, and I see…

The very same. I've always had a soft spot for it. It was one of those things where it was relatively new when I was young so I watched it quite a bit. I appreciate the naive romanticism to it, still. Many of the more recent super hero films are better conceived, and made, technically, I guess, but that one has a ton…

The very same. I've always had a soft spot for it. It was one of those things where it was relatively new when I was young so I watched it quite a bit. I appreciate the naive romanticism to it, still. Many of the more recent super hero films are better conceived, and made, technically, I guess, but that one has a ton…

Ok…the Top 5 would look something like this (and I have some serious gaps in my viewing, and some of these I haven't seen in quite some time, also it is only accounting for the big mainstream stuff (ie., no Ghost World etc…):

Ok…the Top 5 would look something like this (and I have some serious gaps in my viewing, and some of these I haven't seen in quite some time, also it is only accounting for the big mainstream stuff (ie., no Ghost World etc…):

I liked The Dark Knight more than "kind of," but I always felt a little underwhelmed compared to how every other person on the planet seemed to react to it. Like, I'd put it in with my top 5 comic book films of all time, but that's about as far as I can go with it.

I liked The Dark Knight more than "kind of," but I always felt a little underwhelmed compared to how every other person on the planet seemed to react to it. Like, I'd put it in with my top 5 comic book films of all time, but that's about as far as I can go with it.

So I guess there's this Batman movie? Is it worth the time? For someone who kind of liked Batman Begins, and liked The Dark Knight a little more…is it as good as facebook and twitter are telling me it is? Or is it another solid action movie with a ton of sulking and "gritty" "realism"?