So thanks to LDS, you can watch Hannibal at midnight…on a Saturday…on a CW affiliate. I heard SNL is also on the CW affiliate. What time does that come on again?

This is the first time I have seen this show in full…I laughed all the way to the end. Schmidt's story was the best. I have never laughed so hard at a fat man covered in lubricant rolling on top of another man. I can't wait for next week (and in fact next season).

I second that. Even though I really hate this show, I also enjoyed "Brian and Stewie". It was a wonderful change of pace, displayed Brian as a reasonable caring and pretty much awesome guy, and Stewie as a kid with a huge imagination, a nice amount of heart, and filled with unexpected joy. Which is surprising, because…

Even though I am a fan, it is my displeasure to say…yes.

I thought this episode was good, but it was also boring. And also based on the last message I left for this show, Hannibal is better than this show in the "Gruesome Killing/Close to Cable-Range Show" department.

When: Back on April 6
Why: Way low ratings
NBC given up: Yes. Even it has to move on.

I wish Jimmy was hit by the car.

…stay for Frank Fisticuffs, leave feeling awesome…

On a high note though, Wade/Unique replied to a comment someone said on the blackout, "Or Beyonce's Halftime Show". Wade/Unique is awesome.

It even refuses to acknowledge that these teenagers are really adults.

I watched this part where Sam(?) revealed that he was molested as a child and felt so sorry for him.

If it's that bad, I hope it's funny. I can enjoy a shitty drama I can laugh at.
Speaking of: Did anyone else here got a good laugh watching this?

Wow, you think HE sucks? I thought it was just his character. Damn can he blow a fuse.

Thank you for sarcastically proving my point.

Well there are people like stuff like this. They want to watch people look like idiots and psychopaths and thank God it isn't them. We people with taste can only shake our heads and cry.

Ready for a Beege?

Dancing with the Stars?

No the flesh-angel episode's a go. The episode about brainwashing children commiting murders isn't. 
As a matter of fact, I kinda misread the message I replied to. Apologies for the confusion.

You don't get to be a last-place network by airing  bad shows either.

Thanks for that. I wasn't surprised at the "Comedic actors as psychopathic killers on primetime procedurals" thing. I was making sure that the Molly Shannon in the article was the Molly Shannon we all know, love, and laugh at.