I love that the main thing people remember from that show is Kate Gosselin's haircut, now referred to as the "I Want To Speak To a Manager".

Hell, they even had it in "regular coverage" on WOT. (A couple other sites—Vulture, for instance—haven't even reviewed it despite it being arguably the most important ep of the series.)

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While I like both Gondry and The White Stripes, I must ask: where's the Vice Principals review from last night? Because holy shit…that episode was probably the 30 darkest minutes of media Jody Hill has ever produced. And it was still amazing.

Have you seen the one from this season where they did a parody of "Trapped In The Closet"?

Between Tracee and Pie-O-My, he did have a knack for killing beautiful innocent creatures.

You don't even have to wait THAT long for the best game you can name to return—the World Cup starts later this week. (Up the Young Guns.)

Ralph Cifaretto: great Sopranos villain, or greatest Sopranos villain?

The way things are going, her husband is going to get an Emmy before her. (She's getting married soon to Sam Esmail, if you're curious.)

I can't wait to see the bill for Watkin Tudor Jones' tattoo removal.

Give him a Chocolate Choo-Choo and I'll have a scotch and soda!

What's number 1 in the charts?

I remember the anecdote: her husband, bless his heart, was the one that picked the third Saturday in October for a wedding. That day is the traditional date for the Tennessee vs 'Bama game, and that year both the Vols and the Tide had national championship aspirations.

The guy who exposed the JT LeRoy hoax, Warren St John, also wrote one of the best books ever about college football—it's called Rammer Jammer Yellow Hammer, where he follows his beloved Alabama Crimson Tide to the 1999 SEC championship. And this was when 'Bama wasn't 'BAMA: Mike DuBose was coaching them, their top…

Hey, Dananananananananananackroyd is good!

Can I just get this over with and say BUCKLE UP, BUCKAROO!

I'm sorry, you're forgetting David Arquette's full and proper title: Former WCW World Heavyweight Champion David Arquette.

I think, of the 50 or so minutes of television tonight, at least 30 of those minutes were tense AS FUCK.

Every one except Steven Universe, and that's only because the latter show makes it actual text.

I believe the technical designation for that is "a Luther".