Not just you.

Maybe the show's glory years could have lasted longer if they hadn't jam-packed the second and third seasons with so much goodness.  Some of the deleted scenes are spectacular. 

Dislike for the misspelling of the word check. 

And that the case didn't "magically disappear," but rather his accuser was discredited when she had "physical evidence" of, if I remember correctly, four other men in her underwear.

But this is really just two seven-episode seasons.  Thumbs down. 

Just because it's commonplace doesn't mean it's good for TV consumers.  All things being equal, I'm sure Brits would prefer longer seasons. 

Greg the Bunny was underrated by both the general public and IFC fanboys who hate things like "non-button eyes" and "coherency."

We complain a lot that the kinds of shows that are beloved on this site (which, honestly, is one of the most culturally narrow niche sites you will find) are always doomed to fail because all of the people who we're better than love terrible things.  But frankly, if a network show can't get 1.0% of the population to…

Clearly, Seth Macfarlane has incriminating evidence of every executive at the studio.  HE HAD THREE DIFFERENT CARTOONS ON ONE NIGHT!  That is not earned success, my internet friend.

Hey, if anyone figures out how to pull that maneuver off, they're gonna have a good time. 

Yeah, moms usually get more love on TV than dads.  That's a safe bet based upon titles alone.  Also on which networks they will appear on. 

Frontline's international stories are probably the best you'll find on American TV (and most foreign TV, but, you know, it won't always be foreign in other countries), so tonight's episode should be a good one.  I find most of their domestic coverage to be disappointing in comparison. 

Most every character has a nasty streak.  That's one of the things that leads to one of the most common criticisms, that the show is too misanthropic.  Mike is one of the most beloved characters, and clearly his two biggest regrets are the two people he didn't murder: Walt and the guy from the Half Measures story. …

I'm pretty sure Braugher is Barney.  Racialist. 

It holds up pretty well, doesn't it? 

You just made me less optimistic. 

It's completely safe from the second trial.  The concern is not football, which is never played on Tuesdays, but playoff baseball, which will inevitably bump everything on the Fox schedule at least once.  It probably won't happen more than once or twice, and it's not going to be a last-second decision when it does.

Carlos, networks care a medium amount about time-shifted numbers.  Even if they don't get the most advertising dollars for online content, it's something, and it adds to the total viewer number that they can brag about.

An inborn weakness of shows and movies that use Christian conceptions of demons and Satan is that they scream for a literal deus ex machina.  Of course, if they could just call upon Jesus and enjoy the righteous fireworks, there's not a lot of drama.  Instead we get good witches vs. bad witches, one of whom evidently…

Imagine how many people must think they actually know what Ezekiel 25:17 says, when in fact they know what Tarantino stole from some Sonny Chiba movie.