It's damn near criminal that none of the editors mentioned "Parallel Lines". Those songs are so classic that I need a word stronger than "classic" to describe them.

"It's Blitz!" is certainly a great choice, especially because it's by far my least-favorite YYYs work, and those two tracks and "Runaway" are the only three songs I truly 
love on the album. ("Runaway" might be my favorite YYYs song, period.)
"Elephant" was the album that immediately came to mind for me when seeing this…

So, this show is not great. It's not particularly hilarious- there are maybe two or three times an episode that I legitimately laugh out loud. Some of the stories are quite predictable.

I don't know if new, McCracken-less "PPG" will be awesome, terrible, or anywhere in between, but regardless, I'll leave this link here as a remembrance of the show's brilliance.

At no point during this season will I be able to get around the fact that Stanley Hudson is the name of both the designer on "PR" and Leslie David Baker's character on "The Office".

I've always enjoyed your reviews of "Burn Notice", Scott, and I almost always agree with your synopses and opinions. With that said, in no way do I blame you or AVC for no longer wanting to devote time and space to the show. It used to be one of my three or four favorite shows; now, my viewership is almost perfunctory.

I've always enjoyed your reviews of "Burn Notice", Scott, and I almost always agree with your synopses and opinions. With that said, in no way do I blame you or AVC for no longer wanting to devote time and space to the show. It used to be one of my three or four favorite shows; now, my viewership is almost perfunctory.

JESUS CHRIST WHY PLEASE NO

JESUS CHRIST WHY PLEASE NO

Card should have never said "son".

Card should have never said "son".

"Elementary will be the first non-reality show to follow the Super Bowl on CBS since… 2007"

"Elementary will be the first non-reality show to follow the Super Bowl on CBS since… 2007"

With no disrespect to Margaret Eby, this episode deserved a much more thorough write-up than what is provided here. This was a brilliant character assassination (the biggest question for me was how much of that was due to editing and how much was Ven shooting himself repeatedly), the likes of which haven't been seen…

With no disrespect to Margaret Eby, this episode deserved a much more thorough write-up than what is provided here. This was a brilliant character assassination (the biggest question for me was how much of that was due to editing and how much was Ven shooting himself repeatedly), the likes of which haven't been seen…

18. Papen County, "Pushing Daisies".

18. Papen County, "Pushing Daisies".

ANYWAY, this episode was perhaps the most predictable of the entire series. And for better or worse, Ayn might legitimately be the most interesting character on the show right now.

ANYWAY, this episode was perhaps the most predictable of the entire series. And for better or worse, Ayn might legitimately be the most interesting character on the show right now.

"Back at the prison storyline, the Sisters are still trying to shiv Fiona, and Ayn is still calling her 'Criminal'…"


…But does Fiona need to be redeemed to the one she's sinned against?