It's significantly less draining than Terra Fucking Nova though.

Just look at what they did in episode 200/201 and The 'Coon Trilogy to see what their production staff can do in a number of days compared to months that FG have.

If anyone is curious, I know I was, and don't want to actually watch the episode; The Simpsons cutaway is already up on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Is it the acceptable version of Wincest?

Who does is a better interviewer? Not sarcastic or anything. I'm quite curious of who you think. It does go back to it being all-about-him, but 'cos of that I can sit through the entire show with no fast-forwarding.

MORE POWER!

It's hard. I find myself having such an affection for these kids in South Park. People often say that it's just a vehicle for whatever is on their minds that week, but more often than not, I disagree with that. I adore the way the world as been fleshed out and I appreciate the level of continuity they provide. The…

Read it, but South Park's not claiming certain things are stupid. It's claiming everything is stupid. It's the theme running through all of their work. People give too much shit about stupid shit, but everything's stupid because people are stupid.

AMERICAN HORROR VIGNETTE!

I liked a lot of the Community pilot, and it's generally quite excellent at beginning the journey of Jeff Winger, and other than the weird original plans that are visible in it, I really could do without all the screaming. Everyone I show it too likes it and wants to watch on, but the screaming just isn't something I…

It's also a pretty round number. You also get cake for making 100 episodes.

Yeah, magically speaking anyway, Teller is all over Penn who… speaks.

I sort of really want Azaria to do a cable drama, where he can be late 40's and all that shit all the time. Kurt Sutter should hire him.

Think it's slightly less broad than Friends, and a bit more geeky but it's not a bad compliment to be put against that show - whatever you say about it.

Ludwig Gorranson is also scoring everything now, between this, Community and New Girl.

The pop culture stuff is what surprises me. I caught up last week or so, and it still felt so very relevant. This isn't The Simpsons referencing something a year later, this show mentions phenomenons and bizarre geek-talk as it happens. It's really interesting. Plus, the show doesn't drawn attention to stuff like a…

"a half-hour sitcom that, like his routine, will presumably consist of around four minutes of actual jokes made up of a single punchline, each of these repeated with increasing aggressiveness and volume"

I'm going to assume Hank here was being funny when specifying who Wolvs is.

After just watching every episode…
This wasn't a fantastic one to start me watching it weekly. When viewed quickly, a lot of this stuff has been and gone and already leading towards new things before its even a problem but like this? I'm just totally hung-up on the Brought Back From Dead Buffy feel that Nancy has…

It's an amalgamation of whoever she thinks/knows about Bryce. It's not an actual 14 year old person, you do know that?