"Scott Tobias1" posted just one message after his departure went public, to inform people about his forthcoming articles on the site:

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Nabin did a lot of TV reviews, mostly stuff he enjoyed, such as The Office and 30 Rock.
Then, he started repeating himself, became a little too apologetic (The Office) or did a sloppier job (the jellybeans in 30 Rock). It's not that easy to write an essay every week on some entertainment that's supposed to be partly…

What matters most to publishers is page views, as they determine ads. And, indirectly, SEO, as search engines lead to page views.
You can see that some short features have been added gradually to increase the number of pages some reader is likely to read on the same site.
So far, it hasn't led to the atrocities…

The news actually broke two days ago, but thanks to Disqus, it was only published an hour ago. And you'll get four separate notifications for it.

"George Jones is the second best singer in America." - Frank Sinatra

@avclub-e61aa34d4fdadea6be28371410ba224a:disqus Duh…Jon Hamm played both Derrick Childrens (Valerie Flame out of drag) and his father Arthur in flashbacks during episodes of Childrens Hospital. Everyone knows that.

Ben the sound guy
Gabe
Robert California
David Brent (given how low Ricky Gervais has sunk lately)

Given some of the guest stars (Matt Jones, who plays Dwight's other cousin, and Michael Schuhr, who's Mose), it's most likely Dwight and Angela's.

Young Arthur Childrens, Derrick Childrens?

Where should I sacrifice the sheep or the goat?

Especially if there's celery in the vicinity.

They're turning the record company into a movie?

There's a DVD of him in concert in which he plays the William Tell Overture with the guitar over his head. Apparently, he did it on many performances, including this one:

He was also the guitarist on Sinatra's "Strangers in the Night."
He was so much in awe of Sinatra at the time that he couldn't help staring at him during the session.
Sinatra asked his producer, "Who's the fag guitarist over there?"

He shaved the front of his hairline to make it look receding. At one of the premieres for season 6, he wore his hair on the side, and a gray area had already appeared, which looked quite weird. He also took 25 pounds for this season.

Chaough is mostly obsessed with Don Draper. He was even depicted in the early seasons as convinced he was his archenemy, while Draper acted as if he didn't remember the guy. It's similar to the relationship  between Dr. Venture and The Monarch in The Venture Bros.

@avclub-1881baeccb7399f3452cd7f37cdb2b29:disqus AMC might be on the opposite side to FX or Adult Swim. Their executives were insanely lucky when they got in succession two of the most fully developed and formed shows of the decade with Mad Men and Breaking Bad. And the executive team was convinced they could do no…

@avclub-da496e2db2e50a068b4ae5549d4ae1b0:disqus If a TV show falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? Completed episodes tend to surface one way or another. Zero Hour will air this summer on ABC, the remaining episodes of Cult are supposed to be available on the web at some point. And…

Also Wonder Bread or any other brand in Talladega Nights. Especially when Ricky Bobby gets a sponsor on his plaster or the windshield of his car.