This times a million. I guess they just say he's a cold filmmaker because he has his characters deliver so much exposition in an unnatural way, but there are major emotional payoffs in every movie he makes.

Ya bummed me out that not many people took the initiative to check out since its on Skinemax, but it was my favorite show of the year and everyone I've shown it to since has also fallen for it.

Just gonna pop in here to start the write-in campaign for The Knick as Best Show/Best New Show, which somehow wasn't an option available. I hope someone gets fired for that blunder.

Not gonna lie, I definitely got a Futurama vibe from the entire episode. Like a live action version of it.

Of the 3, Home for the Weekend actually sounds the most legit. I could already visualize the faux-serious feel of someone like a pimped out, too cool Andy Samberg returning to his hometown, only to soon burst into tears after gazing upon the little Dick in the Box prototype he developed as a kid in his backyard so…

Damn do i miss me some Bleeding Gums Murphy though

Oh Olivia Munn. My imaginary love-hate relationship with her continues to rage on to this day.

Ohhhh Morgan Webb in the mid 2000s brings some fond fond memories flooding back to me.

I will only watch this movie if the album by Isis serves as the soundtrack for it.

What he's describing is half of season 3 of Community and I agree with him.

O cool, Demian Bichir is gonna be in this? Or as I like to call him, the Mexican John Hamm?

In the age of DVD/Blu-Ray/Streaming, this phrase still gives me great joy.

Also he will die for you in every movie just to make you look better.

I occassionally like to do his scared, hyperventilated breathing thing he does before he blows up the building when I have to wake up extra early in the morning.

This was my favorite moment on The Bridge because it came out of nowhere. Poor guy.

Well I'm just gonna have to go play Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 1 and 2 again just to re-learn who the hell all these people are.

I hope Heat Vision brings his trusty superintelligent friend Jack for this battle.

This show replaced Storage Wars in the "kinda addicting show that you can watch with your parents without going insane" category.

Hey he was that one bad dark elf dude in the last Thor movie. I think he'll fit in just fine in this world.

They used to show them all the time when I was a kid in the mid 90s on Cartoon Network. That's why I loved this episode so much. If your childhood took place in the 2000s, you may have missed the awesome randomness of it all.