Also, The Residents.

Once again I feel unhappy about a show being so good because now I have to wait like 9 months for the next episode.

Perhaps!

I think one review per week is way too slow. One per day would be nice but that's probably not feasible.

Yes, that's obviously a terrible idea… so obviously terrible that I didn't expect anyone to think I was being serious. I shall have to retune my perception of what's obvious.

Apparently everyone has a different idea of "winning" than I do. By "winning" I don't mean things worked out 100% and everything's perfect now. Under that definition nobody fucking wins anything. You must actually be computer programs who can only deal with ones and zeroes. (I was kidding there! I don't really believe…

Oh, it seems the entire AV Club hates me now. Well, that's okay, I wasn't planning on breathing steadily today.

I didn't expect anyone to take that last part seriously. I suppose I'm just another Anthony Jeselnik.

Well, they were slated for execution but they survived, if barely. I'd call that a win. It's like if I'm in the hospital after almost dying: am I unlucky for being in the hospital or lucky that I didn't die? I don't think either opinion is unjustified.

I was intrigued by this title but the article doesn't clarify much, at least for someone who hasn't watched Mad Men and hasn't seen most episodes of 30 Rock; in other words, me. All I can tell is that both shows used the same name for something and Tracy Morgan played a woman on Mad Men, which seems tonally…

That segment on bullying just depressed me. I know it was intended to be severely ironic, and the real message (if you're hip enough to get it) was "this thing we're doing is wrong", but still, this comedy made me sad.

Why is this suddenly showing up on the "popular" list? It seems pretty random.

He was married off to a woman who was like 30 years old and sent to live with her. I suppose it would be confusing if both this show and Game Of Thrones had a character named Gioffre/Joffrey.

Well, Bran Stark did age a year over the course of like a week.

I'm sure she was hotter when she spent a night in her husband's funeral pyre, or perhaps when her dragons shot fire through her.

Currently there are 30 comments before anyone says anything about the subject at hand. I bet that by tomorrow there will be no mention of Game Of Thrones on the whole first page of comments. What madness The AV Club engenders.

More exciting casting: The woman who said a few things to Jonah in front of the pig was played by Tootsie Duvall, who played Assistant Principal Marcia Donnelly on The Wire. It's nice to see her around even if she doesn't have much to do.

It's a reference to The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy.

Nah, I'm kidding.

I finally acquired the DVDs of season 1 of Luck. It's odd how the first time I saw the first episode I had pretty much no clue what was going on, but watching it again after seeing the whole series (a year ago) I understand pretty much everything. The show is like a puzzle, or perhaps an advanced class in people who…