It's easily Earwolf's best show — YEAH I SAID IT.

Horatio's character freaking out after one hit was really kind of amazing — all my shit was lost, like Robert Redford HAH!

Men of a Certain Age is WONDERFUL.

Bill Burr is a genius and his special is by far the best one this year. It sucks he doesn't get covered around here because his ability to find new/hilarious angles on controversial topics is top shit and pretty remarkable.

1. Run the Jewels - "Oh My Darling Don't Cry"
Runners-Ups:
Ty Segall "Feel"
Sharon Van Etten "Tarifa"
Freddie Gibbs/Madlib "Deeper"
Hamilton Leithauser "11 O'Clock Friday Night"
Sun Kil Moon - "I Love My Dad"

EASY —

She's dreadful. And I don't even give a shit that she's a lesbian or that that's all she talks about. Who cares. She's dreadful because — and this is her biggest offense to me — listen to her podcast Put Your Hands Together — she is a TERRIBLE host.

Come on AV CLUB!
Get with the comedy!

I think it's been mentioned off handedly once, or maybe several times, by Scott Aukermans and Matt Besser how terrible and insufferable Mohr was on his appearance of Bang Bang.

Yeah, uhh, this is a really REALLY great record — the production is wonderful as usual and the vocals are especially superb. It flows well and rewards on repeat listens. Didn't think these guys still had records like this in them. And they do AV CLUB OKAY?!

Love Exposure is top 10 all time for me. So I'm gonna watch this I guess!

NEED MORE STORIES

This was a really really good episode, especially with regards to juxtaposing the "black stuff" and the family stuffs. Deon Cole was great and the young daughter was, too. GOOD JOB BLACKISH TV SHOW!

Having seen the pilot, I can say that it's actually really great, especially for a pilot. And the kid who plays Anthony Anderson's oldest son is DYNAMITE.

I saw the original pilot taping of this, back when they were doing it for NBC. It was absolutely dreadful.

She's a lezzie so you wouldn't be able to hook up with her uggo or not uggo, bud.

Wow. Disagree with all of you bros here. This album is not only super good but it's a step up from Light Up Gold and a natural evolution of their sound. The slow songs are the best freaking part!

They've been killing it with the rapper interviews lately. The Action Bronson and Freddie Gibbs ones are two of the best interviews they've done.

It's spectacular! But It's from last year, fellas :/

I think they have objectively sucked butt since Franz's departure.