I'll show you the Life of the Mind!

I'll show you the Life of the Mind!

Host: AV Club's Sean O'Neal
Musical Act:  Sean O'Neal from Clarissa

Host: AV Club's Sean O'Neal
Musical Act:  Sean O'Neal from Clarissa

So am I the only one who can't bring themselves to fully delve into a devoted, single-subject marathon?  If it's a TV season, film series or novel I've never experienced, I can't deal with the sudden, abrupt void that comes after burning through the whole thing in one go if I like it (when Community aired its last…

So am I the only one who can't bring themselves to fully delve into a devoted, single-subject marathon?  If it's a TV season, film series or novel I've never experienced, I can't deal with the sudden, abrupt void that comes after burning through the whole thing in one go if I like it (when Community aired its last…

I don't even own a 1992!

I don't even own a 1992!

"Finally, there's this pop culture website I keep fucking visiting and
reading about 80% of the content on, even the comments, even when I'm
not particularly interested in any of it."

"Finally, there's this pop culture website I keep fucking visiting and
reading about 80% of the content on, even the comments, even when I'm
not particularly interested in any of it."

Oh shit, I read that every night too, and I can't figure out why.  It feels basically like a hipster Archie at this point, a comic I followed every month when I was a kid inexplicably: it's not especially funny, compelling or dramatic, but for reasons beyond me I continue to compulsively check in each evening.

Oh shit, I read that every night too, and I can't figure out why.  It feels basically like a hipster Archie at this point, a comic I followed every month when I was a kid inexplicably: it's not especially funny, compelling or dramatic, but for reasons beyond me I continue to compulsively check in each evening.

I'm all for an Arab-American superhero, especially being a Pakistani-American myself.  But the problem for me is that virtually every superhero is taken by the authorities to be a crazed vigilante/terrorist/potential threat to the government.

I'm all for an Arab-American superhero, especially being a Pakistani-American myself.  But the problem for me is that virtually every superhero is taken by the authorities to be a crazed vigilante/terrorist/potential threat to the government.

ABC's Wipeout.  I'm way past the point when I can claim that morbid curiosity about the state of John Henson's career is making me tune in.  At this point it's simply tapped into the "man-fall-down" seeking part of my brain and refused to relinquish its hold.

ABC's Wipeout.  I'm way past the point when I can claim that morbid curiosity about the state of John Henson's career is making me tune in.  At this point it's simply tapped into the "man-fall-down" seeking part of my brain and refused to relinquish its hold.

I don't know how Soap came up but I'm always happy to talk about it - my girlfriend and I have been going through the entire series, and we're halfway through the final season currently.

I don't know how Soap came up but I'm always happy to talk about it - my girlfriend and I have been going through the entire series, and we're halfway through the final season currently.

It was actually Lurkeweitcz originally - the Lurky family had to change it at Ellis Island.

It was actually Lurkeweitcz originally - the Lurky family had to change it at Ellis Island.