I read Catcher in the Rye during a particularly boring family camping trip when I was 16 and I (of course) thought it was the greatest thing ever. I've never revisited it and probably never will though, I'd hate to discover that I hate it now. I guess this is a ramble-y way of saying I probably won't read this new…

I live in Helena, I feel your pain!

You mixed-up "depressing" and "hilarious".

Yeah, this Gilligan fellow may just make something of himself yet!

I like women, I like Evil Dead. But ew.

Wow, we're drawing a sense of superiority for watching "real" so-bad-it's-good movies now? Ok.

Why does Dowd always do this? It's usually jarring and kind of annoying, not to mention pointless.

Yes! I finally get to do one!

I'm sorry, did this article just call Torchwood: Miracle Day "excellent"?

You know what, you're right, I'll do that. No more Impossible Girls for me.

Del Toro is good at many things, multi-dimensional characters are not one of them.

I trust FX more than most network, they've proved many times that they have a good handle on what they're doing but…who wants a miniseries version of Fargo?

Popular Talk Show Books Popular Band, Footage at 11.

I'm kind of happy about this, but I wish it was on Netflix or Hulu. A lot of my friends in their early-twenties think The Simpsons is a pretty mediocre show based on the newer episodes, the only episodes they have seen. It's horribly depressing and I wish there was a legal, digital way to watch some classic episodes.

Amish Paradise.

Um…the show has been off the air, other than possibly over-cutesy talk show appearances what could you possibly be referring to?

No, no, no. That's Yeezus you're talking about.

1. Frightened Rabbit - Pedestrian Verse
2. The National - Trouble Will Find Me
3. Vampire Weekend - Modern Vampires of the City

I still don't like AAh Dowd. Sorry.

I listen to Give Up and least every couple months and yeah, "Nothing Better" is fantastic.