Four possible award categories

Backup for Hologram Bob Hope: Tracy Jordan

I say we bring back the hologram of Bob Hope. He can handle all the criticism and pre-mediated hate from everyone.

I agree for Road Trip. I would like to add Ron and Tammys (that drinking contest between everyone is epic) and Greg Pitikis (Louis CK as Leslie's then-boyfriend and most importantly, Burt Macklin's debut as a member of the fucking FBI) for consideration to the Registry.

"It proved to be the last-ditch effort in a sad, lengthy campaign of always attempting to put her life right, one that McCready ultimately abandoned today."

They could change the title of the show every week. Maybe that will fix the show.

And they just deleted the tracks from YouTube. Fuck. I still needed to hear the last two tracks.

When I log in, I will no longer see the green "current" circle next to 30 Rock. Instead, maybe the ''classic'' circle will be next to it. That way, our kids and grandkids will know how awesome this show is. Cuz Nathan, Pilot, and Co. declared it so.

I tend to see them as the Nickelback of the faux-folk movement.

I just watched the Catherine O'Hara closing sketch (as well as the monologue, which is pretty cool that didn't cramp her humor too much, considering how lame a lot of them are).

So, we can expect Adele crying and swearing on Feb 24, right? Cuz that would be worth sitting through 3 plus hours of this circus.

I would like to repost this on my Facebook page, if your Facebook friend does not mind.

I would like to repost this on my Facebook page, if your Facebook friend does not mind.

Goddamnit SAG! How can actors fail to give Nick Offerman a nod for Best Comedy Actor? Again?!

Goddamnit SAG! How can actors fail to give Nick Offerman a nod for Best Comedy Actor? Again?!

What about tUnE-yArDs? Their album, WHOKILL, was one of the strangest and exciting albums I heard this year.

What about tUnE-yArDs? Their album, WHOKILL, was one of the strangest and exciting albums I heard this year.

I second that.

I second that.

2009 was one the best years for animated movies at the Oscars