I feel like this would have been a cutting edge concept in 1998, but in 2014, it felt a little obvious. I liked it, due to the winning performances, but… I would like to be surprised more. Although it is nice that, in this show, the fantastical elements actually exist. Definitely worth watching a few more episodes.

The top two are good choices, and I'm glad that Arrested Development made it into the top ten, but where's Futurama? Off the top of my head, "The Devil's Hands are Idle Playthings," "The Late Philip J. Fry," and "Jurassic Bark" are all strong candidates to be not just on this list, but towards the top. J'Accuse!

This is a very forgivable mistake, but technically, his name is Molesly, not Mosely. And now I am a huge douche for pointing it out.

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So he's bringing back the Larry Sanders Show? Hey now!

First: You, sir, are a troll. Second: How does this story implicate her as having failed utterly to meet with the minimum standards of behavior in the workplace?

Hahahahaha… and every eighth year, when they appear, they are dressed like Bill Clinton and Bob Dole.

If "kiss Aaron Sorkin's ass no matter how much he is offending you" is a condition of her employment, then she has a pretty good cause of action for damages due to hostile work environment.

Leopold = check
Gabbo = check
Kang and Kodos = ch-whaaaaaa?!? NO KANG AND KODOS?!? This tattoo is not cromulent. It does not embiggen us all.

I love how writers (and I use the term without derision, because I was once one of them) use the sanctity of the Writers' Room as an excuse for doing bad things. Sorkin, the sanctity of the writers' room is that you can say whatever you want, without fear of retaliation. One of your writers expressed a viewpoint…

Jesus, Lucas, you are such a dick. I am not even going to waste valuable sarcasm on you. Are you actively trying to come off as the biggest asshole in the world, or does it just come naturally after making so much money and completely losing touch with your audience? Stupid dork.

Art Vanderlay!

The Vonnegut entry is all messed up. Kilgore Trout is the Vonnegut stand-in, not Billy Pilgrim. Also, Cat's Cradle is based largely on the life of Irving Langmuir, not Vonnegut's brother. JEEZ.

The "shackles of HBO censorship," eh? Is that supposed to be a joke, or is William Hughes hoping to actually see the P go into the V? I know it can't be violence-related, because they squashed a head last season.

I thought it was blood poisoning from the arrowtip being coated in Hobbit shit. Oh well…

I have no patience for a review that gives anything less than a B+ for Nathan being raped by a tranny in a rest stop the week after South Park did an entire episode about respecting the LGBT community. Too brilliant.

I need them to add the Beyonder's mullet to the mix.

Yep, High Terry still gets after it.

"Family" means "make your reservation on the MyDisneyExperience app at least two weeks in advance."

I want to say that they should have included Futurama's Jurassic Bark," but there's nothing embarrassing about crying at the single saddest scene in television history, which was specifically designed to make even the hardest-hearted ogre cry.