I had no idea. That actually makes it worse, that real people are having that reaction to The Big Bang Theory.

I dunno, has anyone ever made good comedy by pushing boundaries and taking risks? I can only laugh when I am 100% certain that no one is offended.

I had no idea O'Neal was on snpp. This is funny to me as a hardcore newswire fan.

Sorry that's my alter ego. I use it to post apoplectic tirades on politico.

I can't really hate on Finn, he's just not very complex or mysterious compared to those around him.

On the plus side, all these SU comments basically forced me to start watching it. I've only seen last week's and enjoyed it despite having no idea what was going on. I like aliens robots and what have you.

At the very least, I just want to know how Gunther turned into a penguin.

I hope it doesn't, I hate continuity.

I gave this one an A- only because it seemed like it was racing against the clock. The ending itself was good but it came at a somewhat random point in the story
(edit: oh nvm I'm giving this an A now, I didn't get the end of the dream until Sava explained it to me).

The ending is one of my favorite depraved Roger bits, even though they stole most of the joke from American Psycho. Like when a band does a cover song that's better than the original, Roger really made killing people during Huey Lewis songs his own thing.

Fine, it's not for everyone. But your supporting argument only applies to Family Guy. There are hardly any pop-culture references on Rick & Morty.

NBC took real chances at one point. Of course, these chances all failed miserably. That's why their current programming strategy is the product of many coke-fueled nights spent trying to recreate everything on CBS.

The problem is that even at it's best, the show was just lazily assembled collection of funny jokes. Like I want to pick the Surfin Bird episode, but the last 15 minutes of it is kinda dumb.

Go to bed, Jimmy.

I'd go with "Vacation Goo" or "The Kidney Stays In the Picture" but I'm probably forgetting a few others. "My Morning Straight Jacket" and "Adventures in Haleysitting" are also worthy candidates.

That is a laughable attempt to describe Rick & Morty.

This, also "Ron and Tammys" is up there for me.

Grantland? You mean this Grantland?
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That's pretty harsh.

Sorry, wrong show but… "Steve Guttenberg invented the printing press?"

I don't care. But you must fight to the death all those who challenge your claim of "dibs."