I don't know if anyone else remembers the ill-fated, yet basically delightful, CBS sitcom, The Class (unlikely, although it did feature Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Lizzy Caplan, and Shane from The Walking Dead), but BJ was on that show and she was HORRIBLE. I was thrilled when she was suddenly missing from the opening…

I don't know if anyone else remembers the ill-fated, yet basically delightful, CBS sitcom, The Class (unlikely, although it did feature Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Lizzy Caplan, and Shane from The Walking Dead), but BJ was on that show and she was HORRIBLE. I was thrilled when she was suddenly missing from the opening…

Why you gots to bring me down, @avclub-a610819e90c0a65ae7dfd7f7c56dd976:disqus?!

Why you gots to bring me down, @avclub-a610819e90c0a65ae7dfd7f7c56dd976:disqus?!

I burned through This Book Is Full Of Spiders, the sequel to John Dies At The End pretty quick. Like its predecessor, it's hilarious and creepy in pretty equal measure, while also being a more functional long-form narrative.

I burned through This Book Is Full Of Spiders, the sequel to John Dies At The End pretty quick. Like its predecessor, it's hilarious and creepy in pretty equal measure, while also being a more functional long-form narrative.

Yeah, but I like Walk The Line. I recognize its rather egregious faults, yet I find it totally watchable. Ray, on the other hand…

Yeah, but I like Walk The Line. I recognize its rather egregious faults, yet I find it totally watchable. Ray, on the other hand…

The problem with Gibby is he started as just a one joke character: chubby kid who takes his shirt off. Then they tried to build a whole person out of that, and it didn't work.

The problem with Gibby is he started as just a one joke character: chubby kid who takes his shirt off. Then they tried to build a whole person out of that, and it didn't work.

The idea of a Gibby television show makes me want to gouge out my eyes.

The idea of a Gibby television show makes me want to gouge out my eyes.

How 'bout in dog years?

How 'bout in dog years?

Kyle Kinane is the voice of the Comedy Central promos. That comprises my education for the entire week.

Kyle Kinane is the voice of the Comedy Central promos. That comprises my education for the entire week.

I don't know, if only there were about 40 years of evidence to back up this claim.

I don't know, if only there were about 40 years of evidence to back up this claim.

I don't know about you guys, but I'm thankful for new memes.

I don't know about you guys, but I'm thankful for new memes.