Kansas is a shit state that can burn in Hell forever, with Brownback leading the death march.

I live in KC and it's a great city. Like all bigger cities, you just have to stay out of the more murder-y parts of it.

They did a similar thing with Fred Armisen, except it was "Hey, this guys has sex with a lot of women." And that's all it was. He just hooks up with women and he tends to throw them away quickly. No abuse or assault, just an attempt at attacking his character.

I don't know how huge of a thing it would have been, but getting a better VP probably would have helped.

Being from Missouri - what fucked up campaigns we're looking at.

Please don't associate the Cleveland Browns with Donald Trump. They've been through enough.

My favorite song - "F-Gee-La" by The Fgees

AV Club - Please give your Newswires a pass through an editor. That typo in the headline is pretty embarrassing.

Let's not be diplomatic. "Boondock Saints 2" is a real piece of shit. And he keeps on threatening to write a third one.

Hey - same here! Except all my friends hated it.

Definitely. But they've been known to stick by their sitcoms that show promise, lest they cancel a "Seinfeld" or "The Office" before they catch fire.

I need to check that out. I'm jumped off during the first season because I couldn't stand the female equivalent of Dwight Schrute.

That's true. B99 and New Girl are still good, along with You're The Worst and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. I guess what I should have said is I hope NBC can get back to being a great sitcom network again. They need something.

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I love the show. But that temple bullshit could easily have been cut out.

NBC is known to keep its sitcoms as long as they have a decent following. That's why "30 Rock" and "Parks and Rec" stuck around for so long despite having less-than-average ratings.

He reminds me of "Boondock Saints" writer-director Troy Duffy in the sense that he has absolutely no other creative ideas, so once in awhile you'll hear how they made some Facebook post about how they're writing another continuation of their one big property, only for it to be forgotten about the next week.

Also, great waste of talent like Michael Jai White and Martin Sheen looking checked out as all hell.

It could be worse. This show could have been the result of him being best friends with Lindsay Lohan in a Disney movie.

I'm really hoping this will be good because lord knows we need a decent sitcom. I mean, sweet Jesus, watching the NFL on CBS means being reminded that "Big Bang Theory" is still on top and in its wake, we're likely to deal with "Kings of Queens II: The Kevining." Something about "The Good Place" seems kind of…