That's what you get for getting emotionally involved in a sitcom.

Just don't. Please.

If Patton Oswalt, Paul F. Tompkins and the guys from The State went down in a plane crash, The A.V. Club would fold the next day.

No, Melville's movie is truly great. Drive is a derivative film that has its moments.

Putin has already started apparently.

Weirder looking than less fat Al Roker?

Nice.

Missing Leno already or just not into Conan?

Neil deGrasse Tyson: For people who like to pretend they're interested in science.

So did Henry James.

I think Carson was always off on Mondays from the very start and then in the last decade or so he was off on Tuesday as well. The guest host did Mondays and there was a re-run on Tuesdays. Also before Saturday Night Live there was a Carson re-run on Saturday nights at 11:30. The reason SNL is 1 1/2 hours is that it…

Mickey Rooney absolutely killed it in "The Comedian".

It's a bit like when modern audiences watch "Citizen Kane" or "2001: A Space Odyssey" and don't see what the big deal is, and almost find those movies boring or ordinary.

He was off every Monday and took a lot of vacations.

Over course it has basically been 75 degrees here constantly since November. That's part of it.

In Los Angeles a $2.3M home IS upper middle class. Phil Dunphy's 20 hour a week real estate salesman job wouldn't get them to upper middle class status however.

Homestar, You have the best avatar on the AV Club but I disagree.

But even "Breaking Bad" had the advantage of having the dumbest DEA agent in the history of the world as one of the characters.

"My phone number is 555-1234."

People using computers with fake non-Windows or Apple operating systems.