"Yes and….?"
"Yes, and it's not the N-Word you're thinking of!"

I realize the animal they use to make the Ribwich went extinct, but if they could find a way to bring it back Jurassic Park style I might just have to go down to florida.

Everyone knows King Toot's Music Store is to the right of Moe's, and there is no such restaurant as "Cletus' Chicken Shack". Other than that, I see no reason why there is anything wrong with this.

*turns around, making double chin while music mutes*

maybe if google glass had two monitors…then you could totally do stereoscopic virtual reality porn….

I don't care for the songs much, but the harmonica bits tend to validate them anyway. If anything, I wish Blues Traveler was more about harmonica and less about non-harmonica phenomena. Under the assumption that he did ruin harmonica, a dubious one, I would say it's probably a bad thing, but the worst thing is he…

I thought it was pretty good, but that said, it obviously wasn't the old show. In between new AD's I'd put on episodes of Freaks & Geeks, a show I regrettably had hesitated to start watching, and found most of them funnier and more poignant than AD. Of course, just because something compares poorly to Freaks & Geeks…

At the bottom of paragraph nine the episode is dubbed "Heart of Darkness" instead of its actual name.

I wish you guys had covered the second season return of The Aquabats Super Show!. While the show does skew younger than the other "kids" shows that are generally covered here, the show's enthusiastic homages to old-school camp would still be worth checking in on every now and then. The Season Two premiere on Saturday…

I'm sure the 2011-2012 primaries will be just as hilarious in a year or two as they were then.

In all seriousness, I think the reasoning behind this is that, while Morgan was excellent for 30 Rock, it was often his own inability that made his performances so entertaining. Putting him in the vicinity of people with reputations for more mainstream, low-brow comedy, and in a lead role, puts Morgan in a position…

Is this the last time a lego thing will ever been on the carturn netowrk?

It was interesting to wander into a very negative review of the first episode from AV Club graduate and notorious typo typer Nathan Rabin linked in one of these articles. Still, most of this sounds more like disappointed critics/journalists projecting onto something as complicated as the market. Arrested Development…

Hearthfire never really did it for me, but her presence was never too active an annoyance, and Slatterly's character hasn't really done anything phonomenal for me so far, but he's been amusing.

May I just say the side characters on Oscar's camp are absolutely dreadful? I nearly gave up on this show when the loud asian stereotype started talking.

::soft piano outro::

I danced to a rave and proved to myself that my snobby pretenses CAN be overwritten if the bass is loud enough. Then the cops came and turned down the bass. Fuck the police.

Yeah. I feel the Belchers would give you a lot of the perks of living with The Simpsons (Being around funny people, they love each other, being a cartoon?), but you also wouldn't have to deal with a physically abusive father of dangerous incompetence. Also, as far as childhood goes, I don't need mine lasting 25 years.

Now THAT's punk rock.

For the record, Rollins also absolutely loves the reformed Stooges, even though they almost exclusively play forty year old music.