Now that you're all caught up, can we eat the damn orange already?

Sons Of Anarchy is stupid, I'm not sure why but its dummmbbbb.

Forest Whitaker: "Somehow, I just never made it to the big time."

You pretty much know them personally!

I don't know. Do we even have a 3 years later version of The Jersey Shore?

Well..

You mean predicted.

With everything I've seen or heard about this year in terms of TV comedy, 'Silicon Valley' and 'VEEP' hold up as the two best, and I thought 'Silicon Valley' won by a couple country miles. It feels like the first season had to essentially lay the groundwork (as well as educate some of us 'non-tech' people on what Pied…

And edgier without sacrificing integrity.

I think the season 5 finale was not considered a cap for the series with a strong confidence it would be back in some shape or form. Like Harmon said, season 5 was a reset a lot in the same vein as season 1, which out of all the seasons was the only finale where Harmon had absolute confidence the show would be coming …

I thought it was that she didn't even know Fry's name, and just to not look hoe-ish to her kids and grandkids, she just said Enis was her husband and died. As for Fry acting like he already knew Enis I don't know. A rematch is in order.

"So I did not understand the problem."

Oh thats it, you're definitely getting a burning!

Well now theres no need!

I'm 26, and from Vancouver, BC Canada, and I was never taught about Emmett Till in schools. I had to learn about him through Kanye's line on 'Through The Wire' ("On the plane scared as hell that her guy look like Emmett Till"), which was then explained to me through XXL Magazine. Fun times.

Camera pans out to the Coke ad being an idea Don is writing down on a piece of paper at a NY bar in 1960 right before he asks a black waiter for a light and comments on his cigarettes.

For me, Eminem, Jay-Z, Andre 3000 (born in 1988, early 2000's rap kid).

Awwww it's Mr. Burns.. KILL IT!! KILL IT!!

Well 'Marshall Mathers LP' and 'The Eminem Show' most definitely still stand up, and are considered downright classic Hip Hop albums at this point. I've never heard anyone really question their status or their greatness and I see no reason to.

If you watched how Pharrell and Chad Hugo made their Star Trak roster, it was usually full of hustler rappers, which I'm assuming Pharrell is a big fan of. Times changed though, and people don't know the guy from those Slim Thug songs or even 'Hot Damn (Remix).'