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Except when it comes to political shows.

"I've already seen plenty of people saying that this episode didn't contain much of what they love about 30 Rock, and I'm hard pressed to disagree. This wasn't an episode of 30 Rock. This was like an episode of the multi-camera sitcom Tina Fey makes after 30 Rock goes off the air and she wants to make a big enough hit

This episode didn't have any character movement? You're kidding, right?

"Castle is okay, mostly because Fillion is so damn adorable, but I refuse to believe there exists a group of people self-identifying as "Castillions.""

I love how the title of the show is "Terriers," and yet, every time they show a dog, every time they MENTION a dog, not a single one of them is a terrier breed.

Not to mention that on Halloween, people at parties will tend to have horror movies in the background.

VinceNotVance —

Drew Carey wanted to live long enough to become an old man.

@Mankini

I feel like this list was a GREAT IDEA at first look, and then when the reality set in, it just became a slog.

Skeet never retired. He was the lead on Jericho, had an arc in CSI: NY, a couple of boring movies, and then finally on to this.

I don't even think Omar was supposed to be on the pilot of Boardwalk Empire, but they're all, "dude, it's fucking Omar. People want to see him." "All right, toss him out here. We'll get to him soon enough."

Crash sucked, but Million Dollar Baby was well-written if just incredibly depressing, the two Daniel Craig Bond movies were quite fun (though Quantum of Solace kind of got away from everyone), In The Valley of Elah was a good film, and Letters From Iwo Jima was… well, interesting.

You guys have a really skewed vision of what a douche bag is, don't you?

God, finally. Maybe that Blockbuster by my house will finally become the bar I've always said it would be. It'd certainly be more useful.

That was me. I'm just a big fan of "Somersault."

Because Nikita, Covert Affairs and (also JJ Abrams') Undercovers have that market pretty sewn up right now.

What if Tom Cruise had to impersonate a black man? Wouldn't he have to do the same thing?

I don't want to live on this planet anymore.

The shop I work at is carrying all of these. And we're already selling shitloads.