I love this idea that you somehow think Teti's going to join you in shitting on Todd. Stay classy!

That Klingon Lifestyles Presentation is the greatest thing in the world.

That Klingon Lifestyles Presentation is the greatest thing in the world.

Superdeformed, you're taking this very well.

Superdeformed, you're taking this very well.

These are the glory days!

These are the glory days!

Way to miss the premise of Brown Snowspeeder Squadron, MS! "Actors on a soundstage." Huh.

Way to miss the premise of Brown Snowspeeder Squadron, MS! "Actors on a soundstage." Huh.

Those two were awful — especially the asshole writer — and the solution to their dumb problem was obvious.

Those two were awful — especially the asshole writer — and the solution to their dumb problem was obvious.

Doug, don't sweat this Best/Rest stuff. Scrape 'em off.

Doug, don't sweat this Best/Rest stuff. Scrape 'em off.

Awful.

Awful.

No, I get that, but it reads better one way than another. I'm inclined to treat "English dance bud" as a single entity. "Flamboyant, English" isn't incorrect, but it's more awkward. It's a copyediting thing, not a grammar thing.

No, I get that, but it reads better one way than another. I'm inclined to treat "English dance bud" as a single entity. "Flamboyant, English" isn't incorrect, but it's more awkward. It's a copyediting thing, not a grammar thing.

Agreed on Quinetta. I can't tell if the character's poorly written or just poorly miscast. Either way, she was easily the most annoying thing about the show. (I'm sure she's a good, funny, smart kid and everything. I just didn't like her on the show. Now I feel bad that I'm saying this about a child.)

Agreed on Quinetta. I can't tell if the character's poorly written or just poorly miscast. Either way, she was easily the most annoying thing about the show. (I'm sure she's a good, funny, smart kid and everything. I just didn't like her on the show. Now I feel bad that I'm saying this about a child.)

I don't mean to be That Guy, but when you have two adjectives in a row, you don't always have to put a comma between them. Oftentimes it's even better if you don't! Like "flamboyant, English dance bud" reads worse than "flamboyant English dance bud." And "two, memorable weeks" is just… bizarre.