It could've been worse. You could've picked Journalism and Mass Media.

That panel with Alfred in the Alf-pole conclusively answers a question I've had since I was five years old. I'm glad it's now canon.

I don't know whether I can take anymore of a story that let's an awful massive piece of shit like Joffrey live for three - THREE - entire TV seasons. I wasn't nearly as upset about the Red Wedding as i was to find out that fucker still lives happily as of this episode.
Yes, I know this is a faithful adaptation of the…

Just think, someone hired a crew of HUNDREDS to bring Sleepy Hollow to life. That's hundreds of people, several of whom - weirdly enough, none of them the writers - must've said "A headless body killing cops? The Horsemen of the Apocalypse? Witches? What the fuck is this shit?"

That season 1 finale is one of the most fucked up things I've seen put on a TV show, let alone a kids' show. And I'm counting Adventure Time - the cartoon set after a nuclear war killed nearly everyone in the world. To wit: (SPOILERS FOR SEASON 1 finale)

It also gave us my favorite gag of all: Mabel getting high. As in clearly, unequivocally high, off candy.

Man, I LOVE this show. The first two stories weren't quite up to par: Voice Over felt like a mediocre feature-length episode (thankfully, miraculously) shrunk to a third its size and the Pinball Story had a couple funny lines that didn't savage the boring situation or villain.

Wait, now Internet video bloggers are making videos about comparing/criticizing OTHER video bloggers? And I thought people who made commentary tracks to their own videos already suffered from acute delusions of grandeur. Yes, suffered.

I believed for the longest time that Seltzer-Friedberg were not real people and that was an pseudonym for, say, children of rich people whose parents had literally bought them the chance to direct a film feature.
Of course, that there are actual photographs of this Degenerate Duo and my theory in general doesn't make…

Can't really join in on the Dexter lovefest. While both in retrospective and seen without nostalgia it IS an amusing show with several inspired bits, as a young'un it really upset me how many of the episodes ended with Dexter as the victim of an experiment gone awry and in a seemingly irreversible situation - turned…

Matt Taibbi's obituary for Boris Yeltsin. I'm dead serious.
http://www.alternet.org/sto…

Matt Taibbi's obituary for Boris Yeltsin. I'm dead serious.
http://www.alternet.org/sto…

No Smile Dip? Travesty!

No Smile Dip? Travesty!

I guess that Robocop's Ray Wise, Paul MacNicol, Kurtwood Smith and PETER WELLER having all appeared on 24 - although never all in the same scene - doesn't count since it wasn't a TV show. But it was the first thing I thought of when I read the headline.

I guess that Robocop's Ray Wise, Paul MacNicol, Kurtwood Smith and PETER WELLER having all appeared on 24 - although never all in the same scene - doesn't count since it wasn't a TV show. But it was the first thing I thought of when I read the headline.

A whole write-up on the episode and barely one paragraph dedicated to one of the show's best moments? I mean, of course, Mabel getting high off candy. Hilarious and a tad creepy, which is what makes the show in general so watchable.

A whole write-up on the episode and barely one paragraph dedicated to one of the show's best moments? I mean, of course, Mabel getting high off candy. Hilarious and a tad creepy, which is what makes the show in general so watchable.

Do I hear the word "Kickstarter" yet?

Do I hear the word "Kickstarter" yet?