My favorite part is the portion of the panel rooting for movies/actors that they haven't actually seen this year. "Because, you know… Bob Deniro, amiright??"

Great, it'll just keep getting more and more self-referential until it just becomes a show where they're watching themselves watching TV.

Great, it'll just keep getting more and more self-referential until it just becomes a show where they're watching themselves watching TV.

Well I guess now that Batista is no longer a Miami Metro detective, he's free from the dark cloud of bad cop stupidity that hovers over the station and can finally solve this whole Dexter the Killer mess once and for all.

Well I guess now that Batista is no longer a Miami Metro detective, he's free from the dark cloud of bad cop stupidity that hovers over the station and can finally solve this whole Dexter the Killer mess once and for all.

I was thinking that too. Don't you have to prove some sort of evidence-based suspicion to a judge to get a warrant? So it would be assumed that at least one other higher-up has all the evidence that LaGuerta had on Dexter and Deb…. But that's likely to be ignored anyway, so who cares.

I was thinking that too. Don't you have to prove some sort of evidence-based suspicion to a judge to get a warrant? So it would be assumed that at least one other higher-up has all the evidence that LaGuerta had on Dexter and Deb…. But that's likely to be ignored anyway, so who cares.

That's originally what I assumed the look on Dexter's face was about when she shot her. Not that he was surprised that she did it, but that now they'd have to figure out how to cover up the fact that she just killed the fucking POLICE CAPTAIN in a warehouse on New Year's Eve with her own gun. I was actually stupidly…

That's originally what I assumed the look on Dexter's face was about when she shot her. Not that he was surprised that she did it, but that now they'd have to figure out how to cover up the fact that she just killed the fucking POLICE CAPTAIN in a warehouse on New Year's Eve with her own gun. I was actually stupidly…

I'm pretty sure the parts of this article talking about her early work were directly lifted from a killing scene in the original "American Psycho" script.

Still prefer it over Portlandia, which seems like people are convincing themselves to like for whatever reason. Is it like a self-hating hipster thing? I don't know, but every episode feels like I'm watching an amateur comedy troupe on YouTube or something.

Well for starters, everything's wireless… including the head mics for each member. How the hell else are they supposed to do the choreography?

"Thanks for coming out tonight, everybody! Did everybody get their Two Lights hand towel set and bathrobes?"

Reed Rothchild: All I know is that I can't get a record contract, we cannot get a record contract unless we take those tapes to the record company. And granted, the tapes themselves are a uh um oh, you own them, all right, but the magic that is on those tapes. That fucking heart and soul that we put onto those tapes,…

And I don't think I've ever heard of a band that has "made it" by spending thousands of dollars on email blasts and shit like that. Tons of crappy bands spend ridiculous amounts of money trying to get their music "out there," when the problem is simply that their music isn't any good. Music blogs and all that LOVE the…

Congrats, Mike Oxmall - you've named that tune!

Not to mention the fact that it helps if you're doing something really odd, either with instruments or a general sound. If, like these guys, you're in a generic pop band trying to "make it" in the NYC indie scene or whatever, you'll never get anybody to care about you. You're definitely better off trying somewhere…

Sure, it happens all the time that way. The bottom line is that if you're any good, you're going to be "discovered," appreciated and talked about. Meanwhile, these guys sound like Hanson, so naturally sending their music to "hip music blogs" is just going to be met with shrugs by people listening to it. Throwing more…

They're also known as "Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr."

Oh man, remember the time that Pete compared Dane Cook to Andy Kaufman? That was hilarious.