That is a major bummer.

Yeah, I realized this just as I went to bed. So obvious, I can't believe I forgot her.

@avclub-a0833c8a1817526ac555f8d67727caf6:disqus: While you are correct that most polar bears live at the North Pole, our beloved PolarBears lives at the South Pole. He's just special like that.

Hmm, well, that's just, hrm…

Torgo watches Dexter while the Master's away.

"Rounding out the crew is George Segal as swingin’ Pops, who wears leisure suits and discusses the bang-ability of other senior citizens."

There's an actor named Gentile on the Goldbergs? Oy gevalt!

Sounds like Isiah Whitlock's new show is Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeit.

I'm amused by the number of Bartlett administration alumni who are on tv this season:

I checked this out on Hulu, and though I dug some of it, I wasn't totally feeling it. Whitford and Åkerman have great chemistry and Marcia Gay Harden was spot on, but otherwise I thought there were some major flaws.

SMASH was set during the Skorean War.

Nah, this isn't Scrubs.

Wow, that would have been equal parts amazing and very sad.

@avclub-3be42d8a3412057f79af152555e39bd4:disqus: He can't help it, his diet is mostly penguins!

I personally subscribe to the "Walt's going to poison himself with the ricin" theory, but that's just me.

What kind of man throws a shoe? No man, no man at all.

Hey, let's leave Sims' age out of this. I was only seven when this episode aired, and I think I could do a decent enough job reviewing it.

Shaving my shoulders!

Oh, alright, I completely misread this.

The man falling into lava is so beautifully weird. I can imagine how someone comes up with the frozen penguin, but I cannot imagine the thought process behind "man sits on top of a house as it floats down a river of lava, passes a ringing pay phone that is a few inches taller than the house, etc."