Yep.  Feast your eyes (er, ears?):

I'll nominate a few by Der Bingle:

Oooh.  Talk about painful.

I really, really, really hope they do a write up on:

Just so you voted for it, is the important thing.  Not like it stands a snowball's chance in winning, though.  Damn it.

Look!  He's blowing us all a kiss!

Haven't seen it and likely won't (despite internet hack Dustin Rowles pushing for everyone with a pulse to go see this and then excoriating people/whining when they find the movie less than a new classic of western cinema™).  And I still don't get why this had to be a Jason Segel vanity picture just because he wrote…

Now, see, I heard it as Joanie Stubbs mocking uptight, Christian Shaughnessy, the hotel owner.

As did I.  Hmm.  I think I'll be calling Nelly's (http://nellyschicken.com/) up and ordering me one for my birthday next month.

I Have been there, and let me tell you, tres leches cake is in my top five sweets of all time list.  It is divine.

Likely, Adam Sandler read his review and exclaimed, "Dude, you're not helping!"

As remarked upon previously, no "Streetbeater", a.k.a. the Sanford and Son theme?

Also, points deducted for not including the theme from Oz: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Let's not forget the original Family Feud theme from the '70s and '80s.  That shit is like ear crack.

No Hawaii Five-0?  No Sopranos?  No Six Feet Under?  No Facts of Life?  No Twilight Zone theme, for fuck's sake?  Critical collective of the A.V. Club, I am sorely disappointed in you.

Let's just cut to the chase and have Todd VanDerWerff do the recaps on every show that I watch, okay, A.V. Club?  Could you do that for me?

Again, seconded.

Seconded.  I'd like an explanation, pretty please.  (Is it the Target commercial?)

Exasperatingly over-the-top Emeril Live! TV persona aside, the man can fucking cook and knows how any given dish should taste.  Hell, he's even won the respect and admiration of once skeptical Anthony Bourdain.

I supposed they've instituted Last Chance Kitchen (http://www.bravotv.com/top-… to guard against that possibility.