Guys, I think I got a plan to save this show!

I'd argue they skirted the cost of the basement remodel by using their own labor, and the nail gun was Jack's idea— Darren mentioned that Tony would've used deck screws, which I'm guessing would be cheaper. But the point is that there was nothing in the dialogue suggesting Tony disapproved of charity work because it's…

I was thinking of this nifty trick personally.

And thus ends the first season of Parks and Recreation I watched live. God I hope this show isn't canceled, not when it looks like Ron's going to have a son (Ron Swanson doesn't make girls). Although "Womb There It Is" brand pregnancy tests may not be the most accurate…

Yeah, another fantastic episode. I liked that they're bookending this season with Root— a lot of what happened in last night's episode harkened back to the craziness of the premiere, except Finch is going with her (sorta) willingly. The flashbacks were very well done, as usual, and the more we learn about Nathan the…

I keep hoping The CW will do one of those "USA Network" style commercial crossovers where the Salvatores meet the Winchesters. Dean and Damon swap stories about their brooding brothers while Sam and Stefan…. brood.

Well Phil Dyess-Nugent's Supernatural reviews are a special case. Just this week he pronounced a character dead when that character was very much still alive. And he also forgot how ghosts in the show work back in Bobby's arc in season 7. He also emphasizes mundane elements of shows in order to make jokes which are…

So… Jared Padalecki can't act? Yeah, I think I'm just gonna start skipping to the comments on these reviews from now on…

FARGO!

I actually thought this was pretty amusing. Granted, I have a major soft spot for Kyle Bornheimer. But even aside from him, while the pilot did seem to be trying to do too much at once, none of it was ever all that bad, and I'm sorry, but Edi Gathegi's character was just about perfect. The passive aggressive phone…

EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS SHOW IS AWESOME!!!!!!

When will they legalize gay marriage so I can marry Cary Agos?

True story, I actually thought that's where they were headed with Klaus and Stefan back in early season 3.

I can see the logic in saying that most of the cast is amoral, but it's still a huge step down to reach Klaus' level, which is pure hedonistic immorality. The majority of bad decisions that the main cast (with the exception of Damon) make are in the service of the benefit of someone. Usually it's to protect Elena. But…

Yeah, epiphany was probably the wrong word, since he was just explaining his feelings to Elijah rather than actually realizing them.

This was… not great. Spinning the Originals off into their own series is definitely a good idea as they've reached the point of diminishing returns on The Vampire Diaries, but the way they've gone about it is just too inorganic. None of the emotional epiphanies Klaus had this episode worked for me, because they were…

I think it's a combination of my expectations having been lowered and both musical numbers just hitting it out of the park.

You've officially reached the point where I automatically "Like" these, and then after I finish reading try to "Like" again.

You're a remarkable cunt. This is a great show, you can feel it in your balls.

I'm tired as hell, so excuse how terribly written this post is. Anyway, I actually thought this might be the best episode the show has done. It's true, the build up to the conflicts that become the focal points for these characters has been scattershot, and a lot of the conflicts themselves are edging on generic, but…