TV shows are created to sell ad space around. Even premium shows and online shows are basically ads for their respective services/providers, "Want more of this? Pony up."
This is not to say that TV can't be great, but it is of its time and necessarily ephemeral.

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I'd be interested in seeing the evolution of Terminus, an explanation of that weird memorial/altar room, hatching the idea to trap people, etc. Of course, that would mean hella flashbacks, but they could be compelling if done well.

He always looks like he just woke up from a nap.

Ooooh, throwin' shade!

I can't see them playing out the Gene storyline on the show, they're too in love with the GA woods to move it to VA. So my vote is Nerdlinger 2.0 gets got.

You seem like an asshole.

Cool story, bro: I took a bus from DC to NYC for a little vacation. We got there very late but we still wanted to see 30 Rock. On the way there, we passed by James Rebhorn. I made eye contact with him and he said "hi." What made it weird was that we had just watched him in My Cousin Vinny on the bus.

I mean, if you're the type of person to peer edit TV Tropes, you're probably also the kind of person that is deep into anime.

Fun fact: The first "Got Milk?" ad (with the Burr/Hamilton duel expert and his mouthful of peanut butter) was directed by Michael Bay. His subtlest work was an ad.

I love Blades of Glory! For me, it's just behind Anchorman in the Ferrell canon, and definitely the best out of the "sports movie" quartet (with Semi-Pro, Talladega, and Kicking and Screaming making up the rest of the rankings).

…AND TWIIIIIINS!

I use the twitter website to connect with my favorite brands and join the conversation. These uncouth louts with their joke games are ruining it.

WHAT ARE YOU PREPARED TO DO???

I've always been a fan. Like others, my parents had the greatest hits tapes. I think kids are drawn to the catchiness, showiness, and silliness. As an adult, I still marvel at the audacity and technical proficiency they had. I mean, it's just so damn fun.

He really does seem to hate being on his own show.

A throwback to the firsties of yesteryear. They don't make em like this anymore. Pull the CancerAids out of storage because this one will take you back!

Die Hard is still unmatched in horrific kneecapping-by-machine-gun.

This is all just guerrilla marketing for the new-laugh-a-minute NBC comedy Growing Up Fisher!

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