…the tabloids actually got this one right. That's terrifying.

That was gorgeous, both in its sound (like a harpsichord meets east-Asian strings) and its perfect execution. That cannot be an easy instrument to learn.

This movie does a perfect job in its revisionism—from the missing gap on the recordings to why Woodward and Bernstein used a pseudonym for their informants (and where the pseudonym came from). Plus the "Hello Dolly" scene should go down in history as one of the funniest of all time.

MORE LIKE HILLARY CU—

For all the emotions that welled up inside me during the episode, the camera pulling back to reveal Mr PB and Diane watching BoJack and Sarah Lynn (and Sarah Lynn's "It's us from the future!" comment) made me howl with laughter. This show knows EXACTLY how to drop the perfect joke in a sea of depression, and vice…

Well, I for one will always remember him as the kid from the best season of 24 (and Connie Britton played his mom!).

And New York plays such a prominent part, it's like it's another character!

Just a friendly reminder: you said this. :)

I played DnD with Donald and it was awful. He failed every Constitution check.

A few things I remember:

"It's always fun to get away from camp, even for an hour!"

Easily one of my favourite songs. Don't care that it's been overplayed to death—the second those guitar licks start, I know I'm going to be in a happy place for the next five minutes.

I see lots of camp naysayers here, but I'll just say that I worked as a camp counselor for six years and I look back on the craziness and insanity with the absolute fondest of memories. Hell, I had a dream last night that I was back at camp and could not have been happier.

"Why is Kate there? Wait a minute, Jack knew Kate BEFORE they went to the island? What, were they trying to get on the island all along? That doesn't make any sense… oh holy shit. HOLY SHIT!"

Man, Daniel Alfredson's career has REALLY taken a weird turn since he left Ottawa.

"Her mouth said no, but her eyes said yes… uh, wait, can I rephrase that?"

The plot will be based on Sadwith’s own childhood “quest” to meet the famous author,

Funniest Christmas movie I've ever seen. I remember going into the movie with skepticism (Will Ferrell playing a man-child AGAIN?), and then falling out of my seat from laughing so hard.

Not so much a sullying, but when I was a kid my parents constantly played Automatic for the People, and I was convinced that REM had written a song about me.

DAMMIT CHLOE, I TEXTED REBECCA TO ASK IF SHE WANTED TO GO OUT WITH ME AND IT SAYS THAT SHE SAW IT BUT SHE HASN'T REPLIED TO IT YET. SHOULD I SEND ANOTHER TEXT?