It was clearly a young man's plan.

On Friday night, I ventured out into the wilds of Hollywood and the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater to see a bunch of comics and writer - including Community's Dan Harmon - talk about horrible relationships. Things like: Dan Harmon once shared an attic bedroom with an obese labrador retriever who took every…

I thought it was pretty hokey at first, but by the end of the show's run, it was perfect. But as far as quasi-Westerns go, Deadwood's theme wins always.

Beep boop so much sadness cannot process.

I'm a lady, so can I still have an edible complex?

And let's not forget his awesome stint on Mad Men S3.

There was the movie with Robert De Niro that looked like a real stinker. I want to believe it was straight to video, but I remember the embarrassing commercials.

:: joins the gathering 99%, readies clever protest sign::  The pop-ups should really be limited to updates of new stories posted on the site. 

"Cheerleader" is the one that gets stuck in my head all day long. And I'll be honest: I don't mind at all. 

My favorite episode is still "new neighbors," which I think did the best job of exploring the characters and maybe not surprisingly, was also the funniest. (Plus, minimum baby.)

Like transsexuals, but only sort of trying.

You eat burgers, right? I produce Entourage!

Time to break out all the Alf pogs.

Why is it making me so happy?!

Thank God some guys still have standards!

Clearly, the douche for the job is Adam Levine.

He's ready to blow up…just be careful of the crab people!

And that ending! I loved the two guys sitting there, not knowing and maybe never knowing until it's way too late.

Good to know. I'll give it another whirl, hopefully having got through the tedious "close up on his/her eyes" parts. I've heard from more than a few people how great the second film is.

I haven't seen ANY of the Halloween films. Sort of the weird gap in my movie watching history, as my parents were huge into horror movies. I saw all the Nightmare on Elm Streets, but none of the Halloweens. Sounds like a discussion worth having around the Thanksgiving table this year!