I was waiting for either of them to say something like that, and sighed in relief when that didn't actually happen.

No, we still need to do a supercut of all the supercuts to properly commemorate all the supercuts that ever showed up here.

Nice to see Last Man on Earth on the list, especially for "Alive in Tuscon", which is really their best episode ever. I still watch the show, but nothing since has topped that, though the season 2 premiere came pretty damn close.

I liked particularly how this week's Goldbergs, while still having the same old smother-storyline, it actually took a different turn than most of those stories. It was refreshing for Bev to actually let Barry free for once, in a decision that actually felt impactful. I just hope they continue this storyline through…

Snowdin: a hard-hitting drama centered around Odin…but snowed in.

My main problem with Barry's appearance is that it didn't amount to anything at all. It just sped through the standard sitcom beats and then disappeared. Nothing really changed because of it. The audience has seen this trope so many times before that it's honestly just lazy, and made the episode feel like it was…

The Goldbergs series finale.

What's the story?

Yep. It has some fantastic acrobatics ability on display.

Don't forget the insane preachers yelling about sin and homosexuality right next to you!

This is actually a glimpse into an alternative universe, where the AV Club covers only kids shows, and their demographic is made up entirely of 8-12 year olds who obsess over Nickelodeon and other kids networks. This world also has Mr. Trump as president, with unlimited terms.

What about a Female who Encounters the Globe?

Hey! I've seen that one!

But wait - isn't Sandor's fate kinda up in the air? Like, we don't know if he's dead or not? Granted, I'm going mostly by the books here. I saw a couple others that seemed to have the same kind of situation, like with Stannis.

Breaking Bad-Mad Men crossover confirmed.

If the third season is even as half as good as this one, it'd still top my watchlist. Such an amazing show; FX is currently my favorite network, with their glut of talent.

I'd really like to see that.

#threeseasonsandamoviemaybe?

No, unfortunately, usually only a couple at a time. Right now they Dungeons, Dungeons, and More Dungeons, but they also have the Dipper's Guide to the Unexplained webseries.

If you're willing to use the Disney XD website, sure. If not, then you don't really have a lot of (legal) options.