The individual who should have been shotout of TV existence was not the kid, but the apparently meth-addled Chris Hardwick, who sliced open a vein and dribbled his repugnant brand of douche blood all over the show in that ridiculous "Talking Dead" thing.

Makes me long for The Residents, who knew how to do crazy up right.

This episode, unfortunately, allowed my mind to wander.

David E. Kelley took Harry's Law this year and turned it from a quirky little drama into a bald-faced stylistic clone of Boston Legal. Except William Shatner had better tits.

In that the pages were stuck together, yes.

Talk to the HANN!

Inexcusably careless spelling, particularly involving names, pervades this post. Makes me wonder just how professional, thoughtful and careful this writer is.

I can't wait until this show becomes so entrenched in the TV landscape that they come out with a version for Saturday morning in which they're all 7 years old. "The Whitney Kids." Oh, how witty and biting the social commentary will be! And don't forget their companion pet cat, Cunty.

Well, even skinny as a rail there's no risk that she'll ever tip over.

BINGO! That's it, you closet homosexual Kaiser from Bel Air! The reason people are apeshit pissed at the Whitney show is that they somehow recognize and believe that the BITCH CAN DO BETTER. There is no hint whatsoever that this show can develop into a rich, human show like Parks and Rec or the (thankfully) several…

Proof that "hivemind" is still a living, healthy concept in today's electronic world. We must repeat!

In the past, my little TV group used to make a lavish Italian dinner before watching Sopranos season finales. In honor of the Breaking Bad season finale, I think we oughta score some meth.

He looks like the terrific Canadian/English comic Glenn Wool, though Glenn's facial hair is a bit more bohemian.

It's amazing what a bunch of poppers will allow one to accept.

Whitney is Arrested Development, but with no discernable qualitative comparisons whatsoever.

Seriously, this morning I started watching Whitney on the DVR and at the first break I said, "you know, I should probably go in to work early." And I NEVER do that.

Mistake? Or did He just get bored at the first commercial break and turn the channel?

This show will do fine. It's just not meant for some people. Like me.

That's what he gets for beating Tina.

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