Here's how you watch Fringe:

Well, that's not quite true. I know some people who were so-so on the pilot but got super-hooked at "Walkabout" (episode 3).

I was about to say Monster. @LurkyMcLurkerson:disqus and I are on the same page!

Start with Miyazaki (Spirited Away, maybe? Follow with Totoro, Castle of Cagliostro, Mononoke, and/or Nausicaa).

So where's the Tom Gazelian Fanfiction gimmick account?

Yeah, pretty much the best thing I've ever seen.

Yeah, my favorite episodes are the ones that somehow manage to be hilarious, exciting, batshit, and moving all at the same time. (I'm a big fan of "Jake the Dog," for example.) But if I have to pick only one of the four, I'll go with hilarious, or maybe moving. Episodes that are only batshit (like this one) don't do…

First they came for the Space Jews…

See, people? This is where your tax dollars are going. We Candy People work all day so that lazy Lemonfolk can have a hundred starving yellow children that we're expected to feed. And are they grateful? Of course not! They go batshit and start rampaging through Ooo, looking for their next fix! I don't want to be…

Obligatory Adventure Time clip: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

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Is NEPTR saying "Poppy" or "Papi"? I like to think the latter.

He must be related to Liz Lemon.

And the guys who are all, "Man, I'm such a nerd! I play Halo and get the Star Wars jokes on Family Guy!" I guess 'cause self-identifying as a nerd is easier than self-identifying as a douchebag.

Yay Sims chose my favorite! Now I get to write

Great job as usual, Mr. Rappin Jake. But I wanted you to do Little Green Men. You could have included the line, "There is no I in kemocite, at least not where you think." (We need to find an atom bomb so the timelines will be in sync!)

What time is it?! About damn time!

Awww, too bad. I didn't watch it much, but it was nice to know it was there. Like my grandpa.

@LurkyMcLurkerson:disqus ANOTHER STANDING OVATION

To add some anecdotal evidence, I am a nerdy girl. Have been since I was a wee lass. Most of my friends growing up were nerdy girls. In college, I became friends with nerdy girls. When I taught in a public school, some of my students were nerdy girls.