You make an excellent point. The thing is, Aziz does go up with new material every time he tours, he just doesn't do it every year. If you're following any comedian with some level of fervor, you're going to have heard bits of whatever hour they're working/touring on during their late night appearances. That's a part…

A comedienne friend of mine wrote this excellent article titled "I'll Be Your Shitty, Shitty Mirror: 20 Ways to Be The Worst Person When a Celebrity Dies", I figured you guys might appreciate it. The "RIP Lou Bega" joke running around Twitter is one of the 20 offenders.

Had never heard her version for whatever reason. Beautiful is right.

Poor Flanders. Has any other cartoon character ever been twice widowed?

Well, clearly I'm a fan. I don't really get the severe backlash that Gervais has gone through. He's a bit preachy at times, but I'll give a free pass to the man who gave the world Karl Pilkington. I listen to everything from the XFM series on through the audiobooks about once a year.

I DON'T WANT SALMON, I SAID IT FOUR TIMES! THIS WEDDING IS HORSE SHIT!

I came here hoping this was about the band Polaris. I think they tricked me in to doing the same thing in 2012. One of these years, I'll learn.

Not to yuck your yum, but Chase as said many times that Gandolfini got the role almost solely based on his True Romance role, which Chase hadn't even seen.

I think these days, major stuff like this only leaks when it's supposed to. The new model is to announce the album just before it's ready for release anyway, so the hype and demand for a leak doesn't get as out of control as it once did.

Even shitty open mic comedians get out-of-their-league pussy from going on stage once and a while. Add the celebrity factor in to it, and yes, I am sure that this happens to him and others at his level quite regularly.

I continually hear people make references to Amanda Bynes. Is she even acting anymore? It's kind of amazing how many All That cast members managed to stay relevant on in to adulthood. I just don't get how she's one of them.

It truly was the McRib of TV seasons.

I'm an idiot. And to be corrected by Rex Banner, of all people.

Seriously, nothing for either the UK OR US versions of The Office?

I think this is the key to what makes AD funny in the first place, and something everyone seemingly forgot with the new series. I guess it doesn't help that the pressure is on to get the reviews in before anyone has had a reasonable amount of time to sit with the season and let it grow on them.

The bad ADR was actually fairly prevalent on the show during it's original run, too. I'd imagine it has a lot to do with last minute re-writes. In the recent interview with Mitch Hurwitz I believe he said they were still making edits and changes up until a week or two ago.

I think you misread the blurb. Todd is going to review the season as a whole as soon as he's had time to process watching the whole thing in one day and write something, and then Noel and Erik will review it 2 at a time week to week after that.

During A.A.R.M., as the doc comes on, the first episode starts with the first scene of "Pilot", leading us to assume that the series will be constructed as we, the viewer have already seen it. So how in the hell are they doing a panel where the entire series has aired 6-12 months later? Did PBS just air it nonstop for…

Sexual Shock-Therapy: new band name, I called it!

Well since there's no Newswire for it yet, I'll just cry here: Futurama has been cancelled. Again.