I also was censored once when I posted about the time Sarah Silverman called Miss Piggy a сunt. It was funny because I totally thought she was going to say "bitch" but then she totally dropped the c word.

I know I'm slow in responding to everything, please forgive me.

The pay for being an AKB48 group member is terrible. Even the most popular members don't make that much money unless they get outside jobs doing acting gigs or commercials (and I bet the record company gets a big cut of the money even from stuff like that). If you're one of the less popular members, you'll spend 80+…

There are a LOT of inaccuracies/omissions in this article. Just as someone who lives in Japan and watches TV on a regular basis, I saw numerous problems with the article. I'm probably going to sound like a nitpicky asshole but…

Is your buddy's sister hugging Ron Funches? No? Then NOBODY CARES.

I think they meant that while this is great to listen to if you're new to the show or a sporadic listener, regular listeners will have heard everything already so it's skippable. It probably would have been better for them to specify this, though.

If the word "fuck" is said more than once, it's an automatic R. If it is said in reference to a sexual act, it only takes one mention of the word "fuck."

It always bothered me that Ebert seems to overshadow Gene Siskel so much. Don't get me wrong, I love Ebert, but I feel like it was the team of Siskel and Ebert that really had an impact on elevating cinema as an art form for the general public.

It's hard for me to think of Miss Piggy without remembering Sarah Silverman saying how she liked the Muppets except that "Miss Piggy is a total cunt." I remember as I was listening, I totally thought she was going to go with the "b" word, but then she went with the "c" word, because she is Sarah Silverman.

What happened, did a teenage boy walk by?

BARBARA BILLINGSLEY FROM LEAVE IT TO BEAVER WAS THE NANNY?!

I actually do have my criticisms of the show, but I don't have a problem with the overall absurdity of the situation so much as the characters and that they don't seem to fit quite as perfectly as in earlier seasons. I see this season—and this episode is a good example—of the show creating stories to fit the…

Hey everybody look at this Al Gore! Ha ha! It thinks it's people!

I always remember to never put salt in my eyes!

I think so, Mr. Saturn. But if the A.V. Club really is made out of chocolate, doesn't that mean we should savor their reviews all the more for their creamy deliciousness?

My favorite AD gag is "I've made a huge mistake."

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If I had a time machine I would use it to save Phil Hartman's life. When he asked me what he could do to thank me, I would just say, do everything in your power to make a real, live-action Planet of the Apes Musical happen. And make sure it is starring you.

You know, I really wanted to like Mystery Men. I liked the concept, and it had a bunch of comedians that I like. But the movie was just SO BORING. And I don't remember laughing a single time.

I get what Luke's character is supposed to be. The problem is that he overacts it. Luke is supposed to be whiny, sure, but the "Toshi station" line is ridiculously over the top whiny. I have a hard time believing anyone would talk like that in real life. Also Fisher's acting barely has any emotion in it. And Ford's…