Is Krysten Ritter really that tall? I don't remember her towering over Aaron Paul when she was on Breaking Bad.

Then "Free Agents." I think the two NBC shows aired three episodes while this aired two.

Qwikster is the New Coke of the 21st century.

So I guess I'm an awful person for laughing throughout the entire scene?

With Gus gone, the superlab destroyed, and the Mexican cartel all but wiped out, ABQ is definitely looking for a new power player to take control. I hope to god it's Walt.

Gus walking out of the room with half his face off would have been fine by me, but the way he slowly adjusted his tie almost went over the line to parody.

He's so excited that people listen to Winger "ironically" now.

Dawes isn't obscure. Dawes is life. Dawes is everything.

Yes, the Mythbusters did. I hope there isn't a lot of overlap between these two shows, because that will really kill the fun.

Zooey's a rogue and Lizzy's a barbarian?

Oh no! I heard that right after Netflix and Showtime revive Arrested Development, they're going to finally make a third season of Party Down! And then they'll do those Deadwood movies everyone's been talking about! And new seasons of Firefly!

No, she does not look like "Lizzy Caplan" in that pic. Her hair's…lighter? shorter?…than it usually is.

SPIN was always a solid "alternative rock" magazine, back when that term meant anything. I imagine the magazine was probably hurt most by the rise of blogs like Pitchfork and Stereogum (and The AV Club): their combination of poppier alternative rock plus indie rock plus pop culture commentary just couldn't compete…

I've only seen Heroes, so I can only speak for that show; no, it did not have cool special effects and maniacal archvillains plotting world domination. The show actually seemed afraid to show its characters using their superpowers (probably for budgetary reasons) and relied a lot on people staring intently at each…

"Rock Center with Brian Williams?" I hope the show's nothing but an hour of Williams shredding hot licks while Tawny Kitaen dances sensually behind him.

He only did it so he could afford to make a gritty movie about men who inject sandwiches into their arms.

It is unbelievable how often I've heard the Primitive Radio Gods on the radio in the last year. It's almost as if the entire city of Cleveland is pulling a joke on radio listeners by re-elevating one of the most obscure '90s bands to the top of their playlists.

No, I refuse to believe Bush is somehow popular again. Amongst all the various groups of people I know (co-workers, friends, family, neighbors, Facebook friends I went to high school with), I can't imagine any of them listening to *new* Bush.

To my knowledge, dubstep's just really loud repetitive bass music played at full volume.

Hey, are you knocking our four classic rock stations? That shit won't stand, son. When I want some AC/DC, I want AC/DC immediately!