That is among women 18-34.

Joel McHale, not giving a damn on SportsNation:
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Yet another flaw from season four: no riots.

Ones don't get a rhyme, because they're garbage.

Oh, just pick A. We all know minuses aren't real, anyway.

Considering it takes Greendale less than a day to become a war torn, post-apocalyptic society during paintball or a floor-is-lava game, I would argue that their journey to becoming a dystopian society was too slow.

This is quite a weird way to announce the post-season six movie, but I'll allow it. 3 MeowMeowBeenz.

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The third episode, in particular, has really gotten hyped from people like Sepinwall and Erik Adams. Having seen just the preview episode online and the racism review segment, I have also enjoyed what I have seen so far.

Last night's True Detective parody from The Soup, for those who missed it.

Just a reminder that John Ridley, winner of this year's Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay, was also the writer for Undercover Brother.

That reminds me that I forgot to do one myself this past weekend.

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Yeah, Hurt Locker was acceptable for me, too, but the growing sentiment four years later seems to be that it took the award from Inglourious Basterds.

So…12 Years a Slave: most acceptable Best Picture winner since No Country for Old Men?

Thank you, Stephen, for giving us a wonderful cue to leave this board.

The McConaussaince is complete.

Which part: the Her win, or the American Hustle shut-out?

The background is apparently In Memoriam for the typewriter.

Yeah, this is a totally reasonable way to express your disagreement over a TV episode grade.