Yeah, maybe there'll be a time jump after the next episode and she'll be a few months pregnant?

That Avengers comic in Henry's room is from March of 2012. Either he was in Neverland a long time, or they need to update their props.

And we get last year's Christmas episode next week too.

Interestingly, the text that goes with the clip calls him "Earwolf producer Matt Gourley," which isn't something I think has been mentioned before.

Yeah, it's showing up there now, it wasn't earlier. Odd.

Not related to the TV show, but is anyone else very excited about The Andy Daly Podcast Pilot Project? http://www.earwolf.com/show…

Yeah, I remember when Luke the deaf guy was on they made it look like he was trying to flirt with one of the basketball players, when he's actually openly gay.

I liked the Australian version, especially the first one. Is it cancelled now? I was hoping there'd be a third season. I guess Grant Bowler is busy with his US TV work too.

It's on the TV Club page, but not on the American Horror Story page: http://www.avclub.com/tv/am…

Is anyone watching the final season of Him and Her on BBC Three? I just watched the wedding speeches episode, which may be the cringiest half-hour of TV I've seen in years.

I saw Short Term 12 on Tuesday, and it made the thought of Kaitlyn Dever being wasted on Last Man Standing even sadder.

Not sure if anyone's posted this elsewhere, but Charlie Brooker's talking-heads game program How Videogames Changed The World is up on Youtube (thought it might get taken down): https://www.youtube.com/wat… It's quite enjoyable.

Hey, XXYYXX. I have a few of his songs in my iTunes from various free playlists.

There's already another two seasons of Moone Boy made, it's just a matter of when they'll release them. Apparently S2 (filmed in summer 2012) is going to air in the UK in February.

Somewhat related, and I haven't seen it reported on any news sites, but Nina Conti confirmed that HBO has cancelled Family Tree. http://www.chortle.co.uk/ne…

I like that the last three episodes have had three different reviewers, and they've all given a C+ to the show.

Borgen isn't DirecTV; it's Link TV. AFAIK they don't show much other fiction, but their website touts a Kenyan soap opera and an Israeli comedy. http://www.linktv.org/drama…

I'd have thought Hulu would have at least picked it up, if no-one else was going to.

HBO have the rights to remake it, but I'm not sure if they also have the rights to broadcast the original, or if they're planning to show it.

Yup, big fan, and glad it's back after Paul's paternity break. It's the only comics podcast I listen to regularly.