Are you insinuating that Children of Men acts as a prequel to Clueless? That would be a fascinating argument to make.

I wouldn't say they are good at creating hit dramas. I'd say the wisely schedule dramas after The Voice. Once those dramas are removed from The Voice's protection, they sink like a stone. Law & Order SVU and Gimm are the only dramas that do close to well not programmed around The Voice.

She is. By a huge margin. If you've seen "The Fires of Pompeii" you know that Donna is the only companion to convince the Doctor he is wrong. She's also the only companion who takes just as much ownership of their actions as the Doctor (hence why they both plunged down on the bomb, instead of just the Doctor).

The four shows most meaningful to me are Strangers With Candy, 30 Rock, Enlightened, and Community.

There aren't enough shirtless exercising scenes in it.

In your bedroom.

It's never too late for now.

Duh-doy! Sean Saves the World is pretty much The New Normal as network executives would attempt to de-Ryan Murphy it.

The morons are out in full force today on the Huffington Post. I can't believe how many times I've had to explain what socialism actually is.

Me neither.

That… is not a complement.

I love it because Mac has basically nothing stereotypically gay about him. Both in his interests and his role on the show, he's not a TV gay. But it makes so much sense for the character, particularly his co-dependence with Dennis.

I really don't think he has banged that many women, at least not onscreen. Outside of the M.A.C. system (which we never saw), Dennis and Dee's mother, and Carmen, I can't really think of any.

Now if we can just get a lawsuit going against The Newsroom…

BOO-URNS for not extending that order. But we all sort of knew that was going to happen considering Sleepy Hollow was the placeholder for The Following that Mob Doctor was last year.

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a show about how the capitalist class uses economic coercion in order to control the middle and lower classes, fostering dependence and encouraging in fighting among groups with mutual interest.

I really like Sean William Scott.

"In theory, the Gang’s acceptance of Country Mac’s homosexuality should be laudable, and therefore out of character. Of course, their acceptance of Country Mac serves to further destroy their Mac, so it’s still sort of evil…"

Random, trashy losers and Rex, who Mac called "a quality lay." And he would know.

I am not entirely clear on the distinction between "TV Reviews" and "Other Shows," other than TV Reviews can cover shows you are already covering. But much of it seems like it would fit into the "Other Shows" banner.