Counterargument: "The Walking Dead" is trash that is rarely ever fun.

I disagree. Besides having liked the finale, I wouldn't want to deal with the "Firefly"-like fans that have to bring it up every year, screaming for some resolution that would never live up to whatever they've dreamed up in their heads.

I thought the finale did the best it could. It was a horribly uneven season, with The Temple stuff having basically no payoff, but I wouldn't consider it a "Dexter"-like wash.

In general, I like to blame most things on "This Is 40." Fuck that movie.

That's great to hear. And I'm glad Faraci is gone (for now). Not that it's a rare complaint, but I appreciate his pop culture knowledge and love of the more ephemeral things involved with a lot of the movies, but his knack for talking down to Amy was why I stopped. I will gladly listen to this with Amy and guests and…

The Big Boi ones were at least brief and funny for the first time or two. Though it did take him a decade of Outkast albums to figure out that's the right way to go about it.

That, and, as Canibus's album showed, Wyclef has a shitty ear for production.

This is correct and his guest verse on "We Trying to Stay Alive" was solid.

I had a huge crush on her in high school. She was always a decent B-list R&B star that I thought would always be around. It's too bad she got thrown from label to label because she had a distinctive voice and was a solid dancer.

Get your pendantic ass outta here! We're just having some fun.

Oh, I remember. I remember its terrible beat and each member phoning it in. You would think they'd get a world class producer with a banger, but nope, some bland shit and the group clearly can't stand to even make one track together.

yeah, once he starts talking about kicking someone's balls like Pele and throwing in a Dante's Peak reference, it all goes south.

This whole thread gave me a good laugh. I never saw a No Limit film, but I did see Cash Money's "Baller Blockin'" and that was more than enough.

I was going to buy it because it was one of the few hip-hop CDs that didn't have a Parental Advisory sticker, so it would be safe to buy with the family when I was 11.

ODB's verses in that were great. Fall back, son.

That sounds not even remotely true.

Yes, it was just the AV Club talking about Tig Notaro and no one else.

Also, 5% of Paul's incorrect pronunciation of someone's name, 5% of him being corrected by the panel and 5% Paul continuing to say someone's name wrong.

…….what?

Current or past? Because lest we forget about Dennis Miller's NFL run.