*Kanye voice*: The AVClub doesn't care about Hip Hop.

Early reviews haven't been good.

fuck that shit

I would've been greatly disappointed if this wasn't the first comment.

Man of Steel: Zack Snyder is Still Directing So Who Gives a Shit

Man of Steel: Electric Bataloo

Buy me Bonestorm or go to hell!

She's been toned down since the first few episodes (she was great in the episode where she goes to the gun range with Terry and Holt) but I still find her incredibly irritating at times. All the characters on this show have their quirks but she's just so wacky and over-the-top it's like she's from a completely…

I wasn't crazy about either of the subplots but the episode made me laugh out loud consistently which, in the end, is all I really ask for from a comedy. B+

You couldn't smooth a silk sheet if you had a hot date with a babe…I lost my train of thought.

It's the same basic bear, Mr. Saturn.

"Violence gang" and "graffito-tag" are both excellent Marge-isms from this episode.

Curse those handsome devils!

His face when he eats the lemon is gut-bustingly hilarious.

And the other DD about Reagan and Gorbachev was the easiest DD I've ever seen. That's a fucking $200 question, not a second round DD.

A non-mainstream hip hop review? On the AV Club? Surely you jest!

I have no idea what is going to happen in the finale. The previous 3 seasons at least had some kind of direction but this penultimate episode has me guessing (which isn't a criticism of this episode. It's one of the best they've ever done). Kenny Powers is such an unpredictable creature. He's a terrible human being…

I don't remember exactly but I believe Rani wagered a dollar amount ending in 77 on either a DJ or FJ on an earlier show which means she's either superstitious or has some sort of OCD having to do with the number 7.

We got to see Top Gun in my 9th grade health class. Since I grew up in a mostly conservative area I'm going to assume the lesson was homosexuality is bad for my health (RIP Goose).

I haven't seen it since high school* but I remember it being enjoyable. It's not great but it's a pretty good story and has a good cast (Chris Cooper, Laura Dern, young Jake Gyllenhaal). It's kind of schmaltzy but it's the perfect bland, inoffensive movie that almost no one could hate which is probably why they played…