It's a little uncouth to chastise or belittle the Stones for having a disco period or whatever. That's like shaming "Homer's Enemy" because of that shitty, shitty sequel episode a decade later.

No Country For Old Men
Hot Fuzz

Bringing Midge back briefly for season 4 was genius. He noticed her desperation immediately and eventually realized he was looking into a mirror. He went on to forgo his desperation in a low point of his professional career and write the letter in the New York Times on "Why I'm Quitting Tobacco." That whole plotline…

Alpine's "Gasoline" will always be the song of the year for me.

screaming in Latin

When you go back and forth from The Onion like I do, sometimes I laugh at "jokes" that unfortuneately aren't jokes. LIKE THIS

I'd like to see The Bones of What You Believe ranked no. 1 this year. Make it happen Todd!

So, spicoli323, What did you think of Extract?

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Yeah, apparently that didn't go over well.

El Scorcho! The slyness of the dueling guitar solos never gets old.

Sieg Heil!

You guys didn't get this idea from Slate, right? right??

Billy Madison

I take it you have manners?

We played Risk in our Current Issues class. The countries included Siam, Kamchatka, Yakutsk. I'm not shitting you you when I say the German exchange student kicked our asses all week.

I just want to say that this is the best season of any episode of television ever made. It's better than any novel I've ever read. Better than any movie. We see the rise of an enlightened secretary and the fall of a titan of industry (which of course is still ongoing in its sequential excellent seasons, but if this…

All Because AV Club didn't visit the restaurant when they had the chance during their Pop Pilgrims voyage…

They woefully underperformed during WW1 and their earlier loss to the Prussians finally awoke the sleeping giant that was greater Germany. They also can't take a joke.

Also a big fan of "Grade School Confidential" but this episode is great choice.