I always loved and respected Arrested Development for two reasons: the hilarious jokes and the intricate, dense storytelling. This season, in my opinion, had slightly fewer laugh-out-loud moments than I expected but upped the ante with its incredibly constructed plot. I'm still baffled as to how they even began to…

Firstly, I think dismissing Venture Bros and Bob's Burgers as just cartoons is pretty weak, especially when most here would agree that the funniest show of all time IS a cartoon (whose name escapes me…) In answer to your question though, I think 30 Rock's final season was fantastically funny. The finale episode alone…

I think this will all hinge on what happens to the Michael/George-Michael story in Season 5 (or the movie, or whatever it is that's coming next). Tearing down the show's only positive relationship so emphatically was certainly a strange direction to go in, but it was also somehow unexpected and obvious in that way…

Yeah, I find the story of Michael's downfall to be incredibly tragic. As some others said last week, the little cameo by Tracey is probably the most subtly moving the show has ever been. For all his faults, we did at least used to root for Michael and hope he got out of the whole Bluth mess okay. Knowing how…

But, boobs. And she doesn't look that old, it didn't really bother me.

Part of the tragedy of season 4 Michael is that he isn't even very good at being a Bluth. As @avclub-eee6e49e09ab1c283e2d7689d45a7b4b:disqus notes, a more experienced/smarter liar like Lucille or even GOB could have easily come up with a simple lie on the spot, but Michael fumbles it. I can't decide if that means he…

Glad to hear this is good, but I can't believe the AV Club is sticking by its shitty grade for Iron Man 3. I found that film to be exactly what you've praised here, a self-contained comic book-style story which even finds an interesting way to rob the hero of his powers for a large chunk of the action. It was a great…

Yeah, I was trying to remember the other really awful line from I'm In It. Maybe the dumbest bar Kanye ever spit.

YES! Wish I'd scrolled down cus I literally just mentioned his awesomeness right above this comment.

Hold My Liquor is the quiet MVP but my absolute favourite is I'm In It. Play it loud at a house party to fully appreciate that song's incredible gassing up abilities.

I think you mean courtesy of Assassin. When he comes out of nowhere screaming that dancehall patois it surprised the shit out of my on my first listen. Almost as a good a mid-song switch up as the drop in Blood On The Leaves.

Yeah, I know this is a dumb fucking story anyway but I would like to see the AV Club fix the headline at least. We must maintain our integrity here. *farts, slips over and falls face first into pie*

As I've said hundreds of times, big-screen M.O.D.O.K. needs to happen. They can't just dangle robots in front of us and leave him out!!! They CAN'T!!!!

Nicolas Cage or bust. He deserves a decent comic book movie to his name. And as much as I love him, JGL really doesn't suit that part. I still think he should have been Spider-Man in the reboot. He even had the Mark Webb connection…

The Cumberbitches will be so confused.

Man, I can't wait until Guardians of the Galaxy comes out. Even if it sucks I know I'm going to love it, mainly because Chris Pratt but also because if it doesn't suck it could make a shit-ton of money, thereby ushering in a beautiful new era of utterly absurd summer blockbusters. Grumpy Superman will give way to…

His lips are far too extravagant. Everybody would know it was Bruce. Therefore, the only solution is to have Tom Hardy play everyone, which incidentally I am totally for.

Poor Henry Cavill. This may well destroy his career. And he's so beautiful. *sniff*

Is this the one where the teacher inexplicably passes a slingshot around then decides to start adjusting her desk and bends over? I'm picturing Krabappel doing it but it's the Sunday school teacher right? I feel so ashamed for not knowing this.

An alligator bit off my face.