I'm fine with this. Henry's a much better speaker than frontman, though he is a great frontman.

In a wrestling match, nobody bites like Gaston.

That letter they wrote for B-Mo was so sweet. Good to see Finn & Jake have been more mindful of B-Mo's feelings finally.

I agree. This was an excellent episode. Every time it looked like it was going to go in a predictable or standard direction, either by Skips trying to take a day off or the obligatory quest to an ancient bell, the show managed to find a way to catch me off guard. This, along with today's Adventure Time made for an…

I'm interested in the possibility of Meyers not being head writer at SNL anymore.

I feel that's some of the appeal of these tapes though. While completely under Kaufman's control and created entirely by him, they have been curated [hopefully] to consist of consumer-friendly content.

Don't forget the work of engineer-extrordinaire Geoff Emerick!

I feel like if you really want to do that. You can pretty much subscribe on a per-show basis, something perhaps even more desirable than per-network, and just get all your TV off of iTunes.

I never minded him. Don't care for his party, but he seemed like a good guy who'd definitely seen some shit in his life. He's fairly reasonable and old enough to be respected when he is.

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HBO and Showtime would be fun too I guess

I don't think I want this. It's fun as an idea, but in practice it would probably kill a lot of the lower rated, critically popular channels or something.

Network Broadcasting Crippled

I'm happy. But the show really could've ended with the wedding episode and I wouldn't have minded that either. I mean, the moment it dies NBC's gonna replace it with shit, so whatever.

Garage Rock is back again again!!!!!

I don't know. If it pays like that…

I'll take squigglevision over cruddy flash animation any day.

I'll take squigglevision over cruddy flash animation any day.

Not a terrible reasoning I suppose, but this does seem to be like a rather shallow version to discard a song that, in multiple forms, really is an absolute American classic. Not a terrible Hatesong article or interview per se, but I do not agree with this shlub.

Good to know Damien survived the actions of the first film.

Can't say I'm a fan of Kurt Braunohler. Whenever I'd get to thinking Bunk was half-decent he would open his mouth and ruin it all for me.