X-Cops is a classic and a case of pitch perfect corporate synergy. It helps that it's Vince Gilligan too.

I'm a lot more lenient towards TTG! than most people. I don't actually hate it, in fact, I think it can be pretty good from time to time. I haven't actually seen the episode in question although it seems like something I'd enjoy.

One animation entry on the list and it's Teen Titans Go!? Will any shaming ever get through to the A.V. Club staff?

About time Adventure Time gets the recognition here that it deserves.

It's sexist but also has to do with friendship.

For me, I had never actually broke down watching Mad Men until the Burger Chef scene. There were times I got intensely emotional but watching that scene felt like the buildup of the past six and a half seasons being paid off and I couldn't have asked for anything else.

I'd like to think he just can't reconcile with the fact that he's sexually attracted to Bobby Hill.

This, at least, is a logical progression.

No worries. It's just always been an episode that sticks out to me. I'm pretty sure it's the first MotW episode after the movie which took place between S5 and S6 and as such is one of the first episodes not shot in Vancouver. It definitely shows what with the desert backdrop, something you can see inspiring Vince…

Japan, probably.

The closest I've ever gotten to this was S2 of BSG in a day and half, and the only reason I didn't do it quicker was because I had to go out and buy S2.5 since they split it up.

At least I'm not the only one who'd be excited seeing Doggett back in this new series.

Not to be that guy, but Drive is a S6 episode (and a personal favorite).

They outlined the rest of the weeks and it doesn't fit any of those lists, unless it's the last one and I clearly wouldn't want it showing up there.

No "Yo Gabba Gabba?" Seriously disappointing me here A.V. Club.

He's like some kind of reverse Joss Whedon.

I knew Giles had some secrets but, man…

Fuck, this isn't the Mad Men review?

So I can't be the only one that noticed in the scene directly before the final commercial break there was someone on a bike through the window behind Babineaux at the executives house, possibly fleeing? The shot kind of lingered on it making me think that it was on purpose.

I don't find Arya to be a preposterously awful name. In fact, my girlfriend and I have decided that's what we're naming our girl if we ever have one.