Is this sponsored content? Because this casting news was part of the initial announcement almost a year ago…

Jimmy Fallon is a good guy. Not very talented, but likable and seems like a good guy! His show is abhorrently bad. His Empire parody? Really funny! When his writers write sketches, they're really fucking good because they're talented and their host is too! His 90s nostalgia hard-on? BAD. Watch an old Good Burger…

This post acts like Jimmy Fallon reunited the corpses of Gore Vidal and William Buckley for one last debate. All Fallon's producers did was reach out to Keenan Thompson, a guy who works in the same building, and Kel Mitchell, a guy who survived on residual checks for 15 years before until landing a Nickelodeon sitcom…

Put on Toots and the Maytals or some other old school reggae/ska/dub band radio the next time you're working with them. I'm sure they'd like it

I grew up in LA listening to KROQ. Sublime was played at least a dozen times a day (and still is). So I grew to hate them by the time I left for college… at UCSB of all places, which is ground zero for post-Sublime reggae rock bands. Jack Johnson graduated from there. Rebelution formed in Isla Vista. My philosophy…

Still doesn't add up.

Not to be a dick, but give me one solid reason why a documentary needs $135,000 when it will be 95% interviews with Los Angeles-based comics? I get that you need to pay the editor and skeleton crew, but we're talking about an end result that will be 2 hours of interviews.

Well, Brooks got on SNL because he opened for Good Neighbor during their showcase for Lorne Michaels so…. Nope, that's not him.

I got nothing funny to say. I just wanna say to Sean, you consistently write the funniest fucking news write-ups compared to the boring press releases or snark fests that other websites do. You rock.

I'm surprised nobody notices that the ending is almost exactly the same as the Freaks and Geeks where Lindsey tutors Daniel.

Watching New Girl while pretending that Winston is a ghost is amazing. Bravo on that line. Sums his character up so well, especially since a lot of his storylines are just him!

This was just a bad show. A really bad show. And I'm its target audience: A very liberal minority comedy nerd who already was a fan of many of the show's writers.

That's like saying you don't like Marc Maron because he's a "podcast comedian"? Since when does it matter what medium a stand-up comic used to break through into the semi-mainstream and achieve popular success?

Hello Ladies feels like two different shows. You have the awkward dating cringe humor in the style of The Office with Merchant's character and then another show in the vein of Party Down about how hard it is for actresses once they start looking older than 32. Both are fine, but the show seems so obvious most of the…

Kenny Powers has shown he's a bit of a faux-intellectual since he mentioned the merits of TIFF files over JPEGs in season 2. See also: Kenny gifting April with the Criterion Collection edition of Friends: Season Six.

His TV relationship with Jen is as uncomfortable to watch as his real life one with Jen that he painstakingly goes into detail on WTF is to listen. She just comes off as a psycho in the TV show, but at least it's fake and all the supporting characters on Maron are kind of wacko. But in real life? I'm hoping they break…

She's not his girlfriend anymore. She's his fiancee.

Scott Aukerman. Duh. How am I the first to mention him for the 12:35 spot?

And yet they were walking hand-in-hand on TMZ last month. You'd be shocked to find out celebrities don't update the national media on their relationships, Lana.

The Farm portions of the episode were a lot better than I expected. Or maybe it's just because anything stands out next to yet another boring "Pam and the rest of the office… minus Jim, Daryl, and Andy do something really dull" subplot.