Good catch.

"Trail&Error" killed it (not a pun on the premise. It seriously killed it.)

"Superstore" can be really lovable, though.

I remember that great Imus sketch (I'm old) where we made fun of NBC's disastrous ratings.

"The Carmichael Show" is so interesting, smart and well done, I don't get it gets no Emmy love.

That's something I never got. It's in it's own universe…with references to all our stuff. What?

"Trail&Error" is the show to watch. Hulu it now.

I want to see a sitcom evolving around Emily and Van.

I thought "Powerless" was going to be great from it's promo, and "Trail&Error" be kinda meh. To my surprise, "Powerless" was meh and "Trail&Error" hit out of the park.

So many problems with "Powerless". The first big one was this odd dismissal the show had of it's own universe. I know the characters not acting like it was a big deal they lived in a world with superheroes was part of the joke, but the show just never even embraced what a unique universe it took place in. "Community"…

"Bob's Burgers", alongside "The Middle", are the best family sitcoms on TV.

Not to mention "ALF" ran for 102 episodes. Seriously.

They probably figured it's a big hit with the kids, so screw trying to make it make sense. No one will notice anyway.

Yeah. I really wouldn't.

#1,346,244 on the world of podcast lists, direct from his bunker under his mansion on Long Island, it's "The O' Reilly Podcast!"

I always kinda liked his nemesis Don Imus back in the day. At least he tried to be interesting.

How you doing?

What's Steve Harvey's deal? He's been married like three times but somehow is the ultimate expert on relationships?

This exists?

That's so true. O' Reilly seemed to truly believe in what he was saying. Beck and Limbaugh are totally out of their minds, and it's fascinating people take them seriously. It's also fascinating that the media companies have no problem milking their crazy for advertising revenue and ratings. However, Hannity just…