Guilty as charged I guess. However, if VanDerWerff can see potential in 2 Broke Girls, I will permit myself to see potential in this.

I'm being serious…

I'm being serious…

I hope the show grows into something special. There is a ton of untapped potential for a tragicomedy that's using this premise. As a fan of both sports and quality television, I hope it somehow works out.

I hope the show grows into something special. There is a ton of untapped potential for a tragicomedy that's using this premise. As a fan of both sports and quality television, I hope it somehow works out.

I'd actually wouldn't mind a weekly drop in. It could turn out to be well worth it for all we know. The show's creators actually seem like they're trying to spin a solid, compelling story and the universe of Tron has circuits of potential.

I'd actually wouldn't mind a weekly drop in. It could turn out to be well worth it for all we know. The show's creators actually seem like they're trying to spin a solid, compelling story and the universe of Tron has circuits of potential.

You find a warehouse filled with thousands and thousands of dead Ipods…and it's guarded by…a drug lord with a katana!

Granted, my suspension of disbelief is pretty low. It's completely illogical to be sure but a part of me wants to see ambitious television performed on the Big Four. It's obvious we're not dealing with The Wire or Breaking Bad; but the sociological problems presented could make for some interesting episodes or…

Out of the entire slate, Revolution looks like the most ambitious/riskiest. However, given the track record of these kinds of shows on NBC, I find it odd they actually bothered to pick it up. Here's to 13 episodes and a tie-in comic. If they can make characters the audience cares about it could turn out to be a…

Watching this series on DVD all the way through from beginning to end was actually the best way to do it I think. For a first-time viewer like me, it made some of the clunky episodes more tolerable since there were other episodes on the disc that came afterwards. Even Seasons 3 and 4 were considerably more tense and…

I was once blind but now I see…I will use my first AV Club comment to
declare I was once among the legions of those who did not understand the
glory of Community.