Isn't that how all Jason Katims shows go, however? Friday Night Lights was always iffy for a third or later season until DirecTV came in to rescue it. They're amazing dramas, but it's hard to get people past the names of movies that people have associated feelings to or for. I'm…

No, this isn't a new-related notification, this is an article notification. There is a difference. These you know going in that there is a possibility it is only tangentially connected to the show.
News updates with no Community news other than what we already know are the ones I have a lot of rancor about.

I thought TBS was trying to corner the more urban market, what with all of the Tyler Perry House of Payne and Are We There Yet? marathons they run in a given week…

Damn it Newswire! Every time I see the Community notification in the news articles, I'm hoping to see the words "Picked up for a fourth season" only to be let down once again… You are the opposite of Batman.

@ Mitchell - I'm a peacock, you got to let me fly. Or chase waterfalls.

It's Ernest Hemingway, not Earnest Hemingway (who sounds like a character from an Oscar Wilde play). 

Didn't see your comment about the book before posting mine… That's what I get for not scrolling down further.

They also wrote a book on the experience of writing blockbusters: Writing Movies for Fun and Profit: How We Made a Billion Dollars at the Box Office and You Can, Too!

I always go for the cricket bat, myself… My shirt always seems to have plenty of red on it, though.

Love your avatar, because oddly enough, I own a hat very similar.
Freeze Ray is one of my favorite songs from the show. For a while it was my ring tone for text messages from a paramour. Because geekery shouldn't just be lived in the virtual spaces of the internet, but also in the real world.

"Laundry Day, see you there, underthings tumbling…"

Yeah. Just look at what they did to Kevin in two or three seasons time….

@ spoonflipperness - Yes, but that's after they've entrusted Hulu spokesperson Will Arnett to mail off the "insurance check" on said banana stand, which Reed Hastings chooses to burn down because it was the only way to turn a profit off of the old business.

Don't get me wrong, I love Veronica Mars and this episode was intriguing in a stand-alone way (loved the psych experiment), but it really pays off to be more invested in the show than randomly flipping through channels on a Friday night in college when this show came on and you decided to watch because you were bored…

Because of the longevity of the franchise and the aversion to the format before. It's akin to Star Wars being released in 3-D.

My first foray into Veronica Mars was with the episode "My Big Fat Greek Rush Week." It was a neat episode, but I couldn't understand why people said it was a good show. A few years later, when I picked up season one and two on sale from Amazon, I finally understood. Season three was the first year it switched to the…

Blanket forts and imaginatoriums return to television on March 15! This indeed is a great day to be a geek!

* "Cougar Town" Watch "Cougar Town" also. "Parks and Recreation" is also acceptable.

Such a great cold opening scene.

He isn't fat. Well, maybe from an actuarial standpoint…