So, are you still in high school, or was your young age just a ruse to make us feel worse about our lack of movie knowledge?

"I'm gonna rip this guy apart, and I mean psychologically! See, I've been working on something the last eight months. You know that Internet girlfriend, Stacy? The college student who lives in Hawaii that you've never met in person? Well, I got news for you! She's not a real college student, and her name is really not…

Reading the pre-upfronts news of pickups and cancellations without having any show's renewal to care about feels so liberating. Why can't things be like this every May?

I wonder how many writers were sent to do this thinking it was going to be a novel concept to write about, only to see a few days later that every pop culture website had the same idea.

I feel like there hasn't been a consensus on Community in years. Almost every week, there's equal amounts of people saying that an episode was the best one in years and that it was the show being terrible.

I want to put a picture of Peggy walking with that picture to McCann in my office.

I kinda don't feel like being the one to ask everyone to move onto the 608 review. Does anyone else wanna do it today?

Are you more of a ''Not great, Bob!" person, or a "The king ordered it!" person?

1. Sullivan's Travels
2. 3:10 to Yuma (1957)
3. The Phantom Carriage
4. The End of the Tour
5. George Washington (2000)
6. Riot in Cell Block 11
7. While We're Young

Watching this week's Mad Men, I realized that I'm more like a Teddy Chaough than I had previously thought.

I'm sorry, Digi, but your check bounced. Officially, you still haven't attained the rights to use Clint Eastwoods Chair's catchphrases.

Sunday afternoon, must leave, new board…you get the deal.

I call them "pictures" in my writings, because I'm a 1940s newspaper man, see?

"Khaleesi is coming to Westeros."

Keegan Michael-Key showed up as anger translator Luther at the White House Correspondents Dinner. I'm surprised it took this long for it to happen.

Is "Mr. Baseball" America's Greatest Baseball Writer?

Well, my name is not Randy,
and I'm here to say,
It's fun to move from board-to-board,
every Sunday!

I've rewatched this episode twice, and kid officer Warburton doing his best Rust Cohle from True Detective at the end still cracks me up. I can be an easy man to please sometimes.

He finally got a band!

I don't know if Stephen will ever post that Best TV Shows of the Decade (so far) list, so I'm just gonna post my own top fifteen list because I'm bored.