Agreed, the 87-92 seasons are the best, possibly because of some nostalgia (they happened during my formative TV watching years). I'll probably be dead by the time AV Club gets around to reviewing those episodes.

The best single-act: Phil Hartman.

Thanks for making me aware of these videos, AV Club. My nephew will be pleased.

Lucas can always replace Spielberg with a non-union Mexican equivalent.

So is Sigmund Freud. The irrational part is he's dead.

Only things that come from THEATERS are beers and queers! I don't see no brew in a frosty mug, son! Just a mo with an effeminate mug!

Roger Ebert gave it four roll overs in his grave.

Here’s hoping this IS the end of the Apatow era.

Like one of GOB's sick bees, Oscar was pollinating every barren flower he could find.

I think it should also be noted that James Brown inadvertently created Afrobeat when a young Fela Kuti hung out with Brown and the JBs during a visit to America. Kuti then took the extended jams idea to extreme levels. There should probably be a "beginners guide" to Fela Kuti as well because like Brown, he was quite…

"And it’s not like we can’t say, “Ohhhh, now I get it!” weeks from now when we, y’know, finally get it."

GANG-RAPE NOTIFICATION

Parentheses are brackets. Wikipedia that shit, dumbass.

Anyone else find it funny that Ned Stark has died twice already?

(The author of this piece sure likes using brackets.)

EATEN ALIVE is pretty good:

"my question: can he jump back into another body, now that his is gone?"

My 7 yr old nephew loves the movie "Freaked". I did that!

I just rewatched "Honey, I Blew Up the Kid" and Rick Moranis walks in to see the huge laboratory computer damaged and says:

No, he meant he killed her dreams … of having the coolest death, by killing her mundanely.