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@avclub-40a361016a9a8b76b459433f0509bc31:disqus wow

Aw, I don't know if my opinion means anything but I do think more people should give it a try. I was really saddened by the predominately negative comments on an interview featuring the creator a bit ago.

Let me guess…you haven't even watched all of Dollhouse. Though coming from you, it doesn't really matter.

You know there are women on this site too, right?

*the greater good*

I loved Please Like Me, for everyone's information. *crickets*

I don't know if they'll run an article but they'll review all the pilots.

I'm reading those hilarious recaps right now. Just finished the one for the first book. Now I have to see this movie. I knew the material was bad, but it's more than that…awful and offensive. I don't take the time to hate-watch things, but this is an exception, as long as my doing so doesn't give them any money.

@avclub-64f027640f63616a277e92096313264f:disqus Agreed. Plus I hate the idea of giving those people any more attention than they already get.

That's right.

@avclub-6beb5f589a9fd04c21fcd50db3d9c80c:disqus It's not that; it's satire of that.

He was, but if he made up some of that material while watching others' sets or just based it off what he predicted they were going to say, that's impressive. But then there were all of those writers listed in the credits who were responsible for the material like Mulaney and Jeselnik, so I really have no idea.

I've been enjoying your comments about Scandal. After read Sepinwall's interview with Rhimes, it's clear that she has crafted this ulterior agenda for the show, which really came to the forefront in the S2 finale. Can't wait to see if she can stick to her guns with it in S3 because that show is in a really exciting…

This is his design.

Although direction isn't always discussed in TV comment sections, especially without a jumping-off point in the review proper, I think a lot of people are interested in reading about it, at least in the Stray Observations. It's a way to mix things up, especially when there are few new character and plot developments…

YES RE: GLEE.

Well I didn't want to be the one to have to tell you, but yours isn't exactly a four-quadrant personality, if you know what I'm saying.

In case anyone's interested and unaware, the good people of the Tolerability Index are doing a fantasy TV league based on projected cancelations. The thread is on page 7 and it looks like a lot of people will be participating. For now, they're just gauging interest.

I have no idea how these kinds of things work, but I'll try.