Dude, have you seen the size of that fucking thing? It's One Meatball to rule us all!

This just means that you, Oliver and many others are good people.

The best role Ted McGinely ever played was voicing Aquaman in the final episode of "Batman: Brave & The Bold" and facing up to his reputation as a show-killer.

It would seem that Clone High is the fetch of the AV Club Review Roundtable.

Ah, okay, then. Good to know!

Ooh, good point! Johnathan literally does shoehorn himself into the credits and the entire fabric of the show's universe so it is an even better choice than "Ted".

While I am still a bit sad that we'll never get to see all of your fine analytical  minds analyze an episode of "Xena: Warrior Princess", this was a lovely set of reviews that encapsulated exactly why Futurama was such a terrific show. Thanks for that guys (and thanks for enduring "7th Heaven" so we don't have to).

As I understand it, there is a very natural, organic premise of Veronica Mars returning to Neptune for the first time in years for her 10 Year H.S. Reunion.

I don't know why but I laugh my ass off every single time Muscle Man says "Oh, NO, Bro!" with gravitas and/or fear in his voice.

No, of course not - you rage against the machine.

Ha, fair enough. :)

Nobody else noticed that Starla was in the Twin Pines Shopping Mall parking lot from "Back To The Future"? Or has that mall been seen in a previous episode before this one?

We can C that.

Girl, you know I find your review utterly accurate and non-threatening. 2013!

Girl, I find your comment perfect and nonthreatening.

If you've DLed the new DLC ending patch, I'm sure you've enjoyed what happened after you tell glowy Space Boy to shove his choices up his holographic ass.

I had assumed that it was fairly obvious that everything that Freddie has done from this point on has been either with Lecter's help or at his bequest - up to and including the informing of the victim's brother about Abigail. I actually appreciated the show not talking down to us by taking the time to have a scene…

Alas, you're right. I knew the last line was weak but hey, I came up with it all in five minutes, so I'm not going to flagellate myself over it.

*clears throat*

If I'm going to devote my time to watching a show where an office environment is devoted to pure evil, I'll pop in my DVDs of Angel S5 (and a few other chestnuts from other seasons featuring Wolfram & Hart at their finest).