Fuck, I really wish I had seen LCD live when they still existed.

You're just fooling yourself if you think P&R cannot be classified as a romantic comedy. The bulk of the storyline over the past two seasons has dealt almost exclusively with a love story. Sure, they throw in Andy saying something stupid, or Tom being a douche bag, or Ron being Ron, but the writers have focused less…

Dan Harmon is trying to have this season be sort of The Wire-esque, right? If so, I really hope that he includes some incredibly satisfying montage at the very end of the season.

Well, it's clear that we're at a point in the series where the relationships between good-looking characters aren't going to be toned down, which is a major reason why people have turned on The Office. When you're wasting (I say wasting, I know some of you actually enjoy this shit) 10-15 minutes of every episode…

And so it has happened, a once promising sitcom has become a typical NBC sit-rom-com.

It's not like she knew what the song was until one of her people read about it on Yahoo or something. Not a big deal.

Jimmy Fallon's all right, it's the talk show format that sucks.

I fucking hate when networks put their shows on little hiatuses. Like, "not this week, but the one after that!" Just air a new episode of your shows every single week from the season premiere to the season finale.

What do you guys think, are the Grammys the most illegitimate awards show? There's no way that people actually believe that this is the best music of the year, right? I mean, Skrillex…

Speak for yourself.

Yeah, I love OZ, so I can overlook the decline in quality when watching the DVDs, but it wouldn't be worth analyzing anything beyond *SPOILER* Adebesi's death.

Ah, of course, the AVC collective penis.

Consider OZ seconded.

Brother Justin wouldn't have it any other way.

More importantly, Todd, when are we going to get some write-ups on The Wire and finally put the classic circle next to it?

Rome is one of my biggest TV guilty pleasures. I think it would be fun to break it down episode-by-episode, especially since there's already no coverage of it at all on the site.

Carnivàle, please. I'm not sure how interesting an in-depth of analysis of Frisky Dingo would be. I like it fine enough as a comedy, but I'm not sure there's much there beyond the rapid-fire jokes and pop culture references.

"The Bi-Sexual" was my favorite of the season, but I'm a sucker for the Curb version of Rosie O'Donnell.

At the very least, there hasn't been any news about it ending either. I think one more season ought to do it.

Pink got her nipples pierced on camera. That's pretty Rock to me.