Vibrating Over Clues would be a great name for a rock band.

So… Rent, the Sitcom?

So, I haven't read the books, but the idea of a YA series that's basically Battle Royale IN A DYSTOPIA sounds like an incredibly ballsy thing to make a movie out of.

Someone needs to investigate the synergy here. There's something afoot.

The MPAA is pretty young, we try not to sexualize it.

I feel like it's a bad thing that my friends and I identified with the completely fucking insane cops in Superbad and not the teenagers.

They brought their fuckin' toys?!

Oh, now it has arrows, that's safe!

This. Santana talking about double standards was completely annoying to me. Blaine and Kurt have gotten far more screen time, talk, and interest within the show than Brittany and Santana, two characters who have been around and semi-dating since the beginning of the show. It's also annoying because Blaine has the…

I have to imagine that sitting through Playing With Fire is accomplishment enough for a Nobel Prize.

The fact that there's a weird Disney Channel sketch show that can think of better sketch endings than SNL speaks volumes.

Taran Killam's impression of Michael Cera was physically spot-on, but that voice was somewhere between Michael Cera and the killer Mickey Mouse manager in South Park.

Did you say S?

Okay, so the only virtual bands I can think of are Gorillaz and Studio Killers. You can make an argument for the Chipmunks. Any others?

This makes me want to watch Babe again. It's been so long.

The MPAA Approved Version. Run time: 2 minutes.

The sheer amount of shirtlessness in this episode was distracting.

I remember watching Columbine unfold on television. I was about eight, and the fallout from parents who were just flabbergasted that the event had effectively shut down our lessons was what made it impossible for teachers to show us anything from 9/11 two years later.

NBC is really Britta-ing things up right now.

Your dystopian universe prevents me from watching Raising Hope?! Why?!