Does Tuco count?

This is the one thing we DIDN'T want to happen.

Oh, I'm not denying their hard work and commitment - one of the major benefits of PED use is that it allows the athlete to train harder. And man they trained hard this year - Zach's shoulders are the size of my freaking head.

There is some serious PED usage this season! The guys, and some of the girls (cough, cough Emily) are freaking JACKED this year. Except for Dunbar, who is no longer just a loser, but is now a bloated loser.

Don wakes up in bed next to Suzanne Pleshette. "I dreamed I was married to a blond…"

I think the only contender to the throne who gets any POVs is Dany, and she's on another continent.

Another possibility to maintain his benevolent show status is that he kills her without realizing who exactly he is killing. She's behind a shroud on the bed or something and screams after Tywin gets got. Then- waterworks and escape across the sea.

When he put in the mixtape made by his girlfriend, I said "Mazzy Star" to myself before it started. A lot of people who had girlfriends in the 90s probably did the same thing.

Community has become one of those good shows that's not particularly funny. Which depresses me because it was the only show currently on the air (excepting Curb) that made me laugh hysterically on a regular basis.

The original title was "Casablanca." In the nick of time, the producers realized that that had been the name of a moving picture in the long-long-ago and changed it to this.

TS Eliot for Dummies

Is this an AV Club headline or an Onion headline?

My guess is it's a SAG contract thing.

My guess is it's a SAG contract thing.

Sid Caesar is so funny in this it hurts.

Sid Caesar is so funny in this it hurts.

He just sang "Call Me Maybe" with Carly Rae Jepson on the Comedy Central Night of Too Many Stars event. Well, he kind of jazz-spoke it. But I think that lends to your point.

He just sang "Call Me Maybe" with Carly Rae Jepson on the Comedy Central Night of Too Many Stars event. Well, he kind of jazz-spoke it. But I think that lends to your point.

I've always thought that nobody worked harder as an actor than De Niro did from '68 to the early '90s (the physical and mental pressure he put on his body is ASTONISHING), so I don't really mind him coasting for the last couple decades. While I'd love to see him do something great again, I can't blame him for not…

I've always thought that nobody worked harder as an actor than De Niro did from '68 to the early '90s (the physical and mental pressure he put on his body is ASTONISHING), so I don't really mind him coasting for the last couple decades. While I'd love to see him do something great again, I can't blame him for not…