Doing that is a very easy and painless way to die, all other options considered.

You ever watch any Buffy the Vampire Slayer or Angel? That neck-snapping move happens so often at the hands of one villain, it sort of becomes his signature move. Of course, said villain does have the excuse of being supernaturally strong, so at least there's that.

You ever watch any Buffy the Vampire Slayer or Angel? That neck-snapping move happens so often at the hands of one villain, it sort of becomes his signature move. Of course, said villain does have the excuse of being supernaturally strong, so at least there's that.

I worry that suggesting something like an extreme close-up of Christina Hendricks may make Showtime start to behave more like Cinemax.

I worry that suggesting something like an extreme close-up of Christina Hendricks may make Showtime start to behave more like Cinemax.

Yeah, they blew that tailor thing all to hell. Boo, previews!

Yeah, they blew that tailor thing all to hell. Boo, previews!

As someone related to someone with Bipolar Disorder, I can say with certainty that I've never seen another show or an actress nail this condition so accurately and so perfectly. I have to imagine that not only did Claire Danes do exhaustive research but that one of the writing staff must suffer from a form of Bipolar…

As someone related to someone with Bipolar Disorder, I can say with certainty that I've never seen another show or an actress nail this condition so accurately and so perfectly. I have to imagine that not only did Claire Danes do exhaustive research but that one of the writing staff must suffer from a form of Bipolar…

With a high intake of alcohol, stress and low amounts of sleep, a manic depressive's mood can turn on a dime. Alcohol and caffeine can exacerbate depressive and manic states, respectively, so what we see in this episode is in fact plausible.

With a high intake of alcohol, stress and low amounts of sleep, a manic depressive's mood can turn on a dime. Alcohol and caffeine can exacerbate depressive and manic states, respectively, so what we see in this episode is in fact plausible.

Well, speaking as someone who's dated massively bipolar girls and has an adopted Sister with the same issue, it makes sense on a genetic level that you both may have a bipolar disorder. Being bipolar, however, doesn't necessarily preclude someone from also being a total liar. Also, in folks with Bipolar II - mixed…

Well, speaking as someone who's dated massively bipolar girls and has an adopted Sister with the same issue, it makes sense on a genetic level that you both may have a bipolar disorder. Being bipolar, however, doesn't necessarily preclude someone from also being a total liar. Also, in folks with Bipolar II - mixed…

The one part of this episode that will never fail to make me laugh is J'onn saying "KITTY." in his deep voice and the cat freaking out and running away.

The one part of this episode that will never fail to make me laugh is J'onn saying "KITTY." in his deep voice and the cat freaking out and running away.

In animation, birds and raccoons of Project: Regular Show HAVE names.

In animation, birds and raccoons of Project: Regular Show HAVE names.

"Curiouser and curiouser and curiouser and SHUT THE FUCK UP AND THINK OF SOME NEW IDEAS ALREADY! GOD!" said Alice.

"Curiouser and curiouser and curiouser and SHUT THE FUCK UP AND THINK OF SOME NEW IDEAS ALREADY! GOD!" said Alice.

Perhaps it is possible that the title is to help remind disgusted Americans that both life and MTV programming can, in point of fact, get better?