They've said in interviews that they're making about as much as Gap managers.

Griffin is covering E3 for Polygon. His brother Travis was supposed to record with Rachel this week, but I imagine with all this they're just going to wait until Griffin gets back and reassess.

"Spirited Away" sucked. So did "Mulholland Drive" but not as badly.

After the break, one of the mole women will get an ambush makeover.

Didn't read the real list, jumped right to this one because of the Ex Machina header image.

This reminds me so much of that moment in "My Kid Could Paint That" when the documentarian tells the parents "Hey, look, I understand you probably didn't intend for this to happen when you started lying, and it's impossible for you to back out of it now" and they pause for a good 20 seconds before continuing to lie…

They can save this show if they just go back in time and cast Judy Greer as Libby

Is Fred Armisen "dropping in" on the SNL staff every week, hamfistedly fishing for a cameo?

Hey reviewer dude, you know the criticism leveled at Hannah were basically just toned down versions of the shit that gets hurled at Lena Dunham, right? Like, that scene wasn't meant to be a super realistic look at what an MFA program is like.

That moment where the Emmy cameras turned to Jane, and she panicked was a spectacular bit of comeuppance. Yeah motherfucker, it's not so easy to keep your shit together when everyone's watching, is it?

If they come back in 9 years, Mark and Mickey better both be dead, because those relationships need to stay right where they ended. Valerie returning to reality TV with them around would be too much of a betrayal of where she finally gets to.

I don't know if the're taking pride in it or whatever; a few of these movies just look super unappealing to me.

It includes Guardians of the Galaxy and probably doesn't include a 3-hour 15-minute drama that mostly consists of conversations, so I'm pretty uncultured I guess.

Hmmmm, a film shot entirely in a Berlin apartment as a family convenes for dinner. Yeah, sounds like a fucking blast, thanks AV Club. I'll get right on that one.

That exchange was awesome because Worf didn't even care to defend himself. Worf is a bad dad, doesn't give a shit that he is, doesn't give a shit if everyone knows it.

He's dead-on that the game is about maximizing your chances for success. That moment where you have one bomb and you can either bomb a tinted rock, attempt to bomb through a wall to a secret room, or save the bomb for later is probably more important than how good you are at juking.

Mara Wilson sounds like she was a bit like the goth kids from South Park when she was younger.

Shit, she's totally right. That's a great karaoke song.

Boy, you guys reviewed the wrong half of the season. Erik's right about the weaknesses of the first half, but damn does it get good in the second half.

There's a "courted by two prison gangs" subplot that I swear is just ripped right off Arrested Development