I'm sorry—I couldn't finish after you praised "Kill Gil," which first act not withstanding, was absolutely awful.

I couldn't get the whole name either; I don't think just "Dutch India Tea Company" would have counted.

I only consider Northern Florida to be part of the South. The rest, I don't know what that place is.

They're going to go until the cast drops. As much as it looks like it'll keep going, I'm guessing the main six wouldn't be replaced.

And honestly, it's not like a lot of those writers are really doing that much now. For every Conan O'Brien, there are five others toiling away on some show you've never heard of.

Should a character who was in only one episode, especially of a show with more than five hundred episodes, really be eligible? I don't know either.

I'm mostly curious how they can change film developer turned murderer in a world where the first half of that job is largely obsolete.

Only Arkansas has an official pronunciation, so fucking up the names of any other state is fair game.

I really only remember the Mr. Burns song so I don't really hold fond memories for the album.

Michael Anthony played simplistic bass lines for the most part, but I don't think that necessary means he was a bad bass player.

Pretty much the skeleton only.

Exactly what I thought. The novelty of producing a twenty-five year-old script was completely ruined by making it virtually indistinguishable from other modern-day episodes.

"Ice Cream Man" was a cover, so you can't really credit Roth with anything about its lyrics.

"I don't recall saying 'Good luck'."

"When Flanders Failed" was supposed to show a break in the facade of a perfect neighbor. Since then, his life has mostly been shown to be mostly a series of shambles and he's been turned into a one or two-joke character.

Seeing the headline, I wonder how many other people just thought "The pizza guy."

I assume "Samuel Clemens" would have been an acceptable answer, but everyone would groan at you for trying to be "Mr. Smart Guy".

It's my second favorite genre, right after Colombian werewolf romantic comedy.

So, what are we going to see more of? Commenter jokes about Bill Cosby's rape hobby or Scott Stapp's living in a car? I'm guessing the former. Place your bets now.

What exactly is "Celebrity Name Game?" I don't think time exists late enough for it to be actually be watched in my market.