If they wanted to do that, they would've gotten Gary Busey to be Unlce Mac or something….

I felt there should have been a spin-off with Patton Oswalt, Jerry Stiller, and Lou Ferigno.

The minute he was accepted by the Gang, invited to join their gang, and got on that motorcycle, I somehow knew he was not long for their world. I thought to myself "yep, he's gonna die. The Gang can never have anyone that cool be in their group."

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I'm getting sick of foreign actors doing American accents for their characters when I would actually prefer they retain their normal accents. It might actually give the character more depth, no matter how 2-dimensional they might be. I'm looking at you, Andrew Lincoln!

Kenneth Brannagh. No legs. Giant mechanical spider. What's not to love?

"Remember things?: A retrospect of the best 10 AV Club Inventories split over 4 pages."

They should have reached out to Nic Cage. Just for the subtle ambiance and nuance he'd bring to the role of a well-seasoned Caped Crusader.

@Beast_of_man:disqus , yes that would be the song. I change the channel without hesitation when that commercial appears. The context and subtext of both the song and commercial are so interwoven, you can't disassociate the two. Much like when peanut butter married jelly, the two are so useless apart.

Perchance we get a interviewee with the gumption to take on that Sarah McLaughlin song that serenades us while we view abused animals? I think that would be a cathartic and apt "Hatesong."

Mark that as the one YouTube commenter showing some restraint.

Sleepaway Camp 2 is where its at in terms of "let's just kill teens in the woods for funsies." 3 feels like they had a good idea but ran out of either money or booze to keep it going.

I was in Columbus to see a friend. Got so drunk Saturday night, I was proclaiming Communist-like brotherly love while declaring myself to be an Ubermensch.

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Never rub another man's rhubarb.

Funny you mention that, as I caught one of the later-day Nightmare on Elm Street films on SyFy recently and was not aware that they had a cameo appearance. Definitely makes you question the logic behind their coupling, if not for fame, glory, and Tony Montana-size piles of cocaine.

You first have to know how to operate a gun before you could ever turn it on yourself.

Don't forget Avail.

FX is missing a golden opportunity to allow Tracy Morgan to do his own "Louie"-esque show. Could you imagine 23 minutes of unhinged Tracy Morgan exploring the depths of his darkest thoughts for awkward comedic glory?

Couldn't we start a Kickstarter campaign to pay CBS to TAKE this off the air?