The fact that they did a joke about bronies? Are they claiming it's un-P.C. to joke about them now? Because they chose their path when the fan fiction started…

Was I the only one who initially thought Twenty-Years-From-Now Ted & Twenty-Years-From-Now Barney were two doubles Present-Day Barney hired to convince Ted to go to Robots vs. Wrestlers: Legends? You know he was tempted to do it…

I'm still baffled over the fact that this guy is going after one member of deviantART. What kind of nut honestly believes there's just one person on that doodling erotic Twilight Sparkle fan art, he said before he realized what he was talking about & a shudder came over him.

WHOA whoa whoa…That current Modern Rock list is all wrong. You accidentally chose the wrong one; That's the Hot Rock Songs chart, which is just rock (or what Billboard considers rock) in general, & is based on the Hot 100. The chart you WANT is Alternative Songs, which was formerly known as Modern Rock Tracks. And in…

Oooh, right! Edit button, do your job!

This episode earned that A just for Jimmy Jr.'s T-I-N-A love song alone. While wearing a costume of Earth's most magical non-magical creature to boot.

Now you see, I'm torn because the Spiceps have more style, but the Spice Rack has more functionality.

Considering some of the other science fair projects seen in the background - "How Carbohydrates Made My Dad Fat" & "Human Urine" amongst several other little Easter Eggs I sadly missed - I honestly wasn't surprised that they took home the Silver, if not the Gold. =P

…So I'm guessing movie & film channels (excluding TCM) that don't specialize in movies or films anymore is the new punchline to replace "MTV doesn't play music videos anymore?"

Yes, "Mean". And as stated above in the comments, it was the song that truly convinced me that Swift was a down-home, country-girl crock of overcooked s***.

That's quite a coincidence, because I happened to condemn Swift to Hell for, amongst other things, her song "Mean", in which she actually tries to relate to us mortal beings by pretending that her getting one negative review from a random blog is comparable to the bullying of high-schoolers, in which case my teenage…

Can I add Season 3 of My Name Is Earl to the list? You know, the awkward season where Earl gets sent to jail, gets put in a coma, & then married, before having the status quo returned & getting back on track for Season 4?

"Falling smack in the gully of music’s historical nadir—seriously, has
music ever been worse than the stretch between 1995 and 1999?"

Am I the only one who initially thought of the current Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon when I saw the headline?

I hereby suggest that the in-show explanation for Chase's leaving is that Pierce gets in a tragic woodchipper accident, thus requiring him to get drastic plastic surgery, cue Pierce now played by Willard.

"Martha Coolidge gets to make a joke about the career arc of child
actors, who 'could star in a Spielberg movie and still end up playing
the nutty mom on some sitcom'…"

I just realized…Does this mean that if the Magi was still mad over his father then, wouldn't the animated Fionna and Cake omnibus be just as evil as the initial Little Dude as well?

1996: Grunge music apparently gets invented in Canada, say the locals on a MuchMusic special, as Robin "Daggers" shocks a nation.

Did anyone else perk up over the mention of an office employee named Jerry sending several trivial urgent e-mails? Did anyone else think we were experiencing a slight crossover for a moment? o_O

Topped off with Liz's great-granddaughter, who turns out just like her. Couldn't have asked for a better epilogue.