Hey, KP can become a 'better' person and still be pretty terrible by normal standards. He may be breaking up marriages and tossing coworkers off of boats to win charity races, but at least now he seems kind of conflicted about the latter. Or something.

I marathoned season three and the current episodes of season four today to catch up, and I have to say I really like how this season is earning Kenny's babysteps towards being a better person. Hs epiphany in the s3 finale felt a little rushed, but season fur has done a good job of showing him waging and losing the…

For some reason, season one of this was ten bucks on iTunes. I bought it. This review is just reaffirming my decision. Bring on the crazy!

Everyone should have them host everything all the time forever. Two years is not enough.

I was going to comment on the article but then I saw the new comment system and now I'm just sad. As sad as NBC's sitcom ratings.

I feel morally obligated to support Olivia's dad in all things, just because he's as against Olivia hookkping up with Fitz as I am.

I want all of these adaptations to be made and premiere for the 2014-2015 season. The AV Club can then cover them all, and Peter Dinklage Hula Hooping will be a thing every day of the week!

Single mom, huh? So basically it's going to be a romcom within five episodes.

I'm happy Brie Larson is coming back, because I liked her and that episode and particularly Abed in that episode.

Nasty is a good word for what I found off-putting about season 3. It reminded me of a television program acting like Liz Lemon did in high school—in its head it's the snarky lovable outsider defending itself from the mean kids, when really it's just pissed-off and aggressive for no good reason.

The comparison works if we assume Dan Harmon's brother is already a cannibal who is just courteous enough to only eat people who were dead when he got there. Or at least severely ill. Not a serial killer, but maybe a person who might one day become one

She considers what happened rape.

*Pens letter of support for The Narrator Returns, gathers signatures of supporters, mostly famous and European*

You mean "HBO's newest Emmy award winning television program, The Newsroom"

It's extra hilarious in light of Gilligan starting his speech saying he expected HoC to win it.

Yeah, and given that the episode Daniels submitted was the pilot, in which he gave the whole speech about how much better things were in the good old days, I think nostalgia in the Academy combined with their love for awarding movie stars for slumming it on TV (great line: when one of the presenters essentially says…

I am pretty sure that show continues to exist solely to warn you of the dangers of not applying yourself to your job.

I assume this is because Reign has seriously good buzz behind it, while I don't think Tomorrow People has any buzz at all. Both will probably make it three episodes, but Reign might be mourned a little.

Yeah, he dumped her ass for suggesting he try to be more likable instead of stroking his ego for being smart & respectable. Her bad advice led to him being humiliated on a morning show that didn't understand that Will McAvoy is too important to do anything that might be considered silly fun. So he broke their light…

This season was a bit unfair in that there was a stretch of episodes in which it looked like things could potentially get good. It shed some of the worst parts of season one. The romance dropped aside, the fake news story came to the forefront providing a storyline that wasn't just hindsight, and while the audience…