The newest Call Chelsea Peretti was pretty great. I wish she'd have guests on more frequently.

I've had a massive celeb-crush on her ever since this show started.

The first one is ridiculously hard unless you started there. I played Empire first, and the difference between having a lightsaber and not makes the difference between Mega Man and Mega Man 3.

Stakes is High is so underrated. Prince Paul is my favorite producer of all time, so I was a little hesitant to pick it up, but it's extremely solid. I don't like it as much as Dead or Mindstate, but that's like saying Let It Bleed isn't quite as good as Exile.

I agree. I love the chemistry between the two, but the shake ups are almost always great, and the week or two gaps between seeing each other almost always benefits Twooch.

If you're a fan of comedy like this and you've never even heard of UCB, even as a concept, than that's on you, not the reviewer.

I thought No Pocket For Kitty was considered the 'classic.'

I found a copy of that album for three bucks about 8 years ago after having heard Daydream Nation. I gave it about three listens and never went back to the band until I uploaded DN on my ipod two weeks ago.

I swear to dad I googled to see if one of these existed within the last 12 hours.

I don't watch Game of Thrones so I may biased… but this was just ok. I've only really completely liked one episode so far this season.

Maybe it's a quickly edited tv show with eight established personalities.

Sometimes in the middle of an episode I'll think I've finally cracked the code, but next week it's a blank slate except for Gina and Terry.

I really love this show but I can't keep any of the characters names straight. They switch between first and last names so often they haven't really registered.

I just rewatched it. I'd say he technically broke, because he clearly laughs under his breath.

I now have one downvote on the comment I am replying to. I wonder who that could be?

@disqus_MRrx5GUqGH:disqus @Marquis_Moon:disqus At the time I post this I have two downvotes on my initial reply. I would like to emphasize that I tried really hard to not be overly insulting while still making my point. That can be harder than you think on internet forums.

And now I'm getting downvotes, even though I worded my initial response as nicely as possible while pointing out how absurd his comment is?

I think the laughter was just the tech crew.

I'm annoyed that people actually like that comment. That's a fair thing to say in a heated debate that's turning ugly and you want to remind everyone that we're debating something frivolous, or if I'd been unnecessarily insulting, but this is a forum to discuss opinions on pop culture and that was the first goddamn…

I didn't dislike it by any means, but it's not something I'd recommend to someone who'd never heard the show, and it didn't make me laugh out loud all that often.