It's definitely the most exciting and daring show on the big four. Please don't get cancelled.

They better fucking come to Dublin or I am gonna flip shit.

Season 1's "The Wheel" - an episode of television has never made me want to buy something as much as I wanted a slide projector.

Please let Hannibal be renewed. I've been pissed at the TV Gods since they cancelled Enlightened.

Kristen Schaal is great. It's amazing the complexity and difference that she can wring out of Mabel from GF and Louise from BB.

The schmaltz and heart is what made cemented early day Simpsons as being my favourite shows of all time. It had its cake and could eat it too!

Louise and Bob's relationship has always been my favourite. I love how she's a little vulnerable with him. It reminded me of one of my favourite episodes of the show "Spaghetti Western and Meatballs".

Damn you RTE2. Why must you sentence me to this eternal damnation?!!

PAINTY CAN!

One of my most embarrassing moments with my mom was us watching this episode together. Usually it's no big deal, but with that scene I turned bright red and felt so embarrassed. I promised myself not to laugh and to play dumb but I couldn't. Oh well.

This seems like a problem that only @avclub-2a29652e886ba40c4c964caabeef433f:disqus can solve!

I love it when Rory decides to wallow. It's so sweet. The best part - Lorelai ordering take out. I want to be part of that sad party.

I really wish Pitchfork had comment sections. It's not enough to have good taste in music, I want everyone to KNOW that I have good taste in music.

I really, really like the movie. Future cult status is certainly within reach.

I suppose they're both about struggling families, but I have to agree with Todd about the tone. Whilst The Simpsons was always really sweet, BB can sometimes be too harsh and doesn't let its characters "win" often enough. Last weeks episode was the show at its most cynical. Cynical can be great, and The Simpsons often…

I'll be back in a jiffy.
Can I come too?
*rolls-up window*

The plot is way too muddled, which means it's much less fun than the first.
Takes itself too seriously.
Too much happening.
Boring villains.
Anti-climactic final fight scene.
Also, Tony Stark was less winning playboy (like the first) and more annoying douche.

That's Up All Night. Parenthood is one of the sweetest, funniest and most heart-felt dramas on TV.

Eh, have you seen the GIRLS threads?

Leaving the way she does is exactly how Emily perceives her to be. It's in character, she's always been a little flighty. But even if it was out of character, there's still a lovely moment between her and Richard.