It's not that Glee has jumped the shark (in my opinion), but it's just that the stakes are so low for everyone on the show. I don't give a fuck about the "new kids" … and how the hell are Artie and Sam still in high school? Good lord, I need to start taking my meds again so I stop sharing my thoughts about Glee on…

I secretly love vomit, but out of shame I have to hate it in public! I am so conflicted!

The Lady Gaga collective is going bananas on people who dare find her performance to be .. well … icky. These being the people who demand everyone be able to express themselves without judgment.

It's pretty crazy all that awesome guest stars that were on the Wonder Years. I had totally forgot that Giovanni Ribisi was on that show.

I think you mean Pinsky. ;) But yes, Salute Your Shorts is a superior show.

I really, really wanted Dorothy Jane's room with the bay window… I even liked it when it was revamped and they added 500 new characters. A show like that would never survive today.

Wake me when Blake Sennett signs on to reprise the role of Joey the Rat.

Thank you for reminding me of that show … I loved that shit.

I am a fan and defender of Lena Dunham … but, she does seem like someone who enjoys fame and exposure too much to give up acting.

Bring back America's Funniest People. I want to know what happened to that goddamn Jackalope.

IT'S BEEN a long time since I've heard such wonderful news!

I lost respect for John Cusack when I found out that he hates "Better Off Dead." That movie is incredible … and gotta be a million times better than this direct-to-video shit he's been doing for the past few years.

Ah, yes, the infamous "Bicycle Man" episode … one of the most disturbing things ever to be communicated through cathode ray. Child molestation scored with a hearty laugh track.

I think her show is great. To me, the parentheses aren't about sexism, but rather the fact that her show is on cable… on E! for that matter.

I hope his dad doesn't make him a tuna fish sandwich.

That gave me a lot of anxiety. Need a drink.

OK, I'm fascinated with this kid now … I just watched the beginning of that pilot—that dad gropes the little moppet in bed. "Did I surprise you?" "You came close." That is so unsettling.

I guess I never noticed anyone doing it as aggressively as Arthur Chu. Everything aside, it is fun to watch someone go on a winning streak.

I'm going to have nightmares. I think Donald Sutherland ran into this kid at the end of Don't Look Now.

I really disliked him on the show—I find his style to be very jarring. It's just an opinion, and I don't fault others who like his style. This interview does make him seem human and likeable, which helps.