"I hate reference humor."

Damn, lots of malcontents in that cast. 

This is only happening because he turned down Batman.

All this arguing about Michael Scott being racist has glossed over the icing on the cake:  After Kaling slaps him, he triumphantly exclaims "Now she knows what it's like to be a minority!"  It's gloriously inane, and obviously makes him the butt of the joke.

WILD CARD

"'Dads' Challenges Our Non-Racist Expectations of Great Television'"

Are you the guy from the end of Tim and Eric?

Based on the second part of that sentence, I think (hope) he's havin' a laugh.

If you continue with Twin Peaks, the second season (after a very strong first 5 or 6 episodes) gets bogged down in a bunch of dopey subplots.  Still, I strongly recommend sticking with it, as the finale is one of the most daring and confounding things ever shown on TV.

Good old AMC…We'll show you throats being cut, being with their faces blown off, people choking on vomit, kids getting shot, but we won't subject you to the F-word, oh no, we're not sadists here.

"Things heat up for Walt in unexpected ways"

Dude went full Tor Johnson.

Maybe, but he still made a pretty badass show of nihilistic defiance.

"Can we all agree he's a sociopath now?"

From what I understand, no advance screeners from this point forward.

From what I understand critics are no longer getting advance screeners, so you'll have to wait 'till tomorrow to discuss all the crazy shit that went down.

During the phone call with Skyler, Walt was actually reading Facebook comments about Skyler.

I liked when he complimented his daughter's tits.  And that was after he reformed.  What a movie.

O'Neal wrote all of these.  Father O'Malley urged his flock to take a stand against this filth, and O'Neal wasn't about to half-ass.

They really hit it big.  Totally revolutionized the industry. Suddenly, Jizz was everywhere.