I don't think this is news. He's always whining about that show being cancelled. Not that it wasn't a good show but enough already. No one looks good whining about something that happened 12 years ago.

This sounds like a great idea for a show

It's standard newswriting convention to label a star by his latest big hit so that you're not launching into unnecessary debates with your editor over what the correct film to put in parenthesis is. I mean the writer wrote Star Trek into Darkness which clearly shows they're following the convention.
When PSH died they…

sorry, what's the "speak english" trope? Disagree with Todd vdW b/c AD used In Media Res so well. Also, Marah Eakin thanks for spoiling Christmas for me! I'm Jewish and have never experienced Christmas, so I always find it inspiring that there's this magical day that brings people together

so what's the dress code at AV Club? Hipster casual?
Must wear an ironic t-shirt to work or dress as John Hodgeman

My complaint is the taste test feature exists in the first place.

yeah, but did he make anything of himself after the show?
I like that he called Voyager out on sucking while he was on Voyager but it's not like he landed on Orange is the New Black or anything afterwards

I don't even think Robert Beltran is AMA worthy at this point. His showbiz career mostly consists of being on one bad show that he himself didn't even like.

I'm glad we found some middle ground. I think it's slightly a case of the opposite. The show hit its stride within half a season or so and already nailed all of the characters and the chemisty. To keep it novel 4 or 5 seasons in, they feel like they have to keep flanderizing the characters

to me, this reeks of vanity. it's one thing for a group of writers to share personal opinions, but to think we're interested in watching you eat stuff, you guys aren't life bloggers or food critics

I liked a conventional group of aliens like the founders or the Cardassians as villains rather than the mechanical Borg. They were too hard-core sci-fi for me.

don't be ashamed of plugging. I think it's ok

I think this show is doing its job perfectly which is to make solid interchangeable 30 minutes episodes that will be able to be comfortable watched a year from now, 5 years from now and 10 years from now. In other words, I believe this show is engineered to make a killing in syndication and it will succeed at that.…

was there an actual conclusion to that plotline? Anything happen after the dip

and he hasn't had a great work history. Hasn't he quit 3 or 4 jobs by now?

I'm fairly sure that Mitchell getting a wrong impression of someone and telling him off about it (I believe it was a boss) happened a couple times before. I also believe Haley's perceived disinterest in her dad only to have it turn around has been done 3 or 4 times before as well.

Well, interesting you should point that out because I thought Will and Grace was a show filled with shrill and annoying characters, but a lot of people seem to think of it positively.
I think Cam tends to exist in a vacuum though where there's no such thing as being too gay/flambouyant. I don't think Cam and Mitch…

Yeah but it never hurts to keep your characters gray.
I also thought klepto girl in a wheelchair was funny

I don't think there are a lot of great uses for Dalia so this would have been one of them

I thought it was a really confusing moral to the story. Girls should learn to reject a guy with class-not lead them on, not be insensitive, etc-but they shouldn't be forced to attend the birthday parties of people they don't like and she even agreed to go on a pity date with him, she pushed him to come up with a…