Say what you will about Battlestar Galactica, Ron Moore provided an excellent service by having commentary podcasts done for each episode when they aired, usually day and date.

Will: "You made me chicken soup?"
Hannibal [slightly annoyed]: "…yes."

So, DS9 is still happening today, right? What's On Tonight must have killed the part of its brain that knows who Zack Handlen is with Holiday Bathtub Gin.

So, basically, he's going to be there for the longest time.

"The most fun variety of flops"

I feel the same way, and I absolutely loved her in this episode. The Apple Genius and "Old Gaga" were awesome. I can go on not giving a shit about her music or her getting launched into space, but at least now I get the feeling she understands how ridiculous she is and I can respect her for that.

Lady Gaga's singing the lyric "Do what you want to my body" to R. Kelly and I'm thinking "Holy shit, I bet Lorne Michaels didn't get into this game to decide what to do when one of your musical guests hoses down your host on live TV."

I love that not only did the restaurant chain up the blue french horn, but Ted knew they had and showed up with bolt cutters. That got a nice chuckle out of me, fan service be damned.

I feel like we're being set up for a joke later on where Cranston as Druthers and Odenkirk as Marshall's old boss can exchange a knowing look at the wedding reception and then everyone keeps going about their business.

Announcing that you don't care about Star Wars on an article about Star Wars makes you super fucking cool. Please reply if you don't end up getting smothered by all the vagina that's about to be thrown at you.

The spinoff will be about her trying to stay one step ahead of the collection agencies.

My favorite listing is Krazy-8's bike lock, which is described without further comment as "Bike Lock for Murder."

Really? If Mandy Patinkin was an Instagram junkie the very knowledge of that fact wouldn't blow your head clean off!?

I've only seen 5 or 6 episodes of Bones, but I feel like Agent Bone does this every week.

While I often find stuff around here amusing and worthy of a smirk, I don't often find myself literally laughing out loud.

@nice_dolphin_nigga At the very least, "The Constant" belongs in that conversation, as do a handful of other Lost episodes. "Live Together, Die Alone", "Walkabout" and "The Shape ofThings to Come" also spring to mind.

"Fuck yeah Breaking Bad" is the chemical inverse of both "Fuck you, The Newsroom" and "Fuck you, The Dexter."

The only spoiler I gleaned from the article is that Todd's seen Episode 9 and I haven't. Which totally ruins it for me.

Would have been nice to hear him (probably) slag off on the experience of working on a Star Trek movie. But alas, that'll never happen because such a movie was never made.

It occurs to me that for decades we've just been letting that guy get away with calling himself "Ace". Does that seem really problematic to anyone else?