The good @avclub-e3f5ab7f02122f95b801e13e2c586d6a:disqus 's suggestions are spot on from where I sit.

Who said there was?

True enough. I was just thankful that they didn't have Richard sprawled out in a crucifixion pose. Like I said: a bit of variety is nice in your martyrdom symbolism.

That seems like a fair assessment (and you don't have to sell me on Hotspur - as an American Tottenham fan, I'm all in on him). Though I think Richard gains greatly from having only one part… the Henrys can sometimes meander. Again: big fan of Henry IV. I just think there are other cases to be made for greatest…

Ummm… I don't know what your metric to determine "clearly regarded" is, but it's been my experience that Richard III is by far more-produced than Henry IV, and its evocative characterization of Gloucester ranks up with the most sought-after roles for actors in the tragedies like Hamlet and Lear. I'm not putting HIV…

Loved the episode and the review. Just a couple quibbles:

SETH RUDETSKY!

Thank you for covering this Todd! I really have very little to say, other than that I evangelize for this show at every opportunity. It's so so good. I'm honestly just commenting because I want to up the level of activity on this review, thereby encouraging your going out on a limb to cover this show.

Unfortunately, I'm not sure they are. No matter how much outrage is vented on the internet, until the league's profits go down, Goodell doesn't have to do anything. And since people are still watching games on t.v. and still showing up to the stadiums, and the players aren't sitting out for fear of injury, the…

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Shades of Matt Saracen asking Coach why everyone leaves him. Obviously with a bit less dramatic baggage, but more than I would have thought from a teen comedy.

Shades of Matt Saracen asking Coach why everyone leaves him. Obviously with a bit less dramatic baggage, but more than I would have thought from a teen comedy.

Do you really want to know? I feel like something that esoteric would have to be something so horrifying it wouldn't bear reading or viewing. Like a secret, dirty, internet Infinite Jest.

Do you really want to know? I feel like something that esoteric would have to be something so horrifying it wouldn't bear reading or viewing. Like a secret, dirty, internet Infinite Jest.

Does Disqus really need temptation to fuck people up? I feel like fucking people up is just something it does out of the evil of its shriveled heart.

Does Disqus really need temptation to fuck people up? I feel like fucking people up is just something it does out of the evil of its shriveled heart.

Spoilers, maybe?

Spoilers, maybe?

Found myself thinking the exact same re: Jenna in this episode. I literally mused out loud to myself, "Wow, Jenna's mean tonight!" Like Myles, I was obscurely gladdened by this realization. It made me really happy that the show trusted the character (and the audience) enough to let her be mean in the Valentine's Day…