Seems to have left a sour taste in the reviewer's mouth.

I was waiting for that moment all of my life, oh Lord

I was hoping they'd show the humans being processed into those health bar things they are being forced to eat.

Even in this show's worst seasons the flashbacks were always well done and fun. Now they are just killing the final season's forward momentum towards the climax.

Such is the state of musical criticism these days: reviewing Dance Pop bubblegum like it's the next Blood On The Tracks

Oscar is actually pretty funny.

But what are your feelings about that 30 for 30 about Steve Bartman?

I kept anticipating a mention of a 30 for 30 episode that Eli Roth directed or something…

She got pilloried for the crime of not being a super-rich white male like Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck or David Letterman who all caught flak (and nothing else) for joking about politicians' children.

I dug that song they played on Colbert last night, but then again I always kind of liked KC & the Sunshine Band.

The attitude!

You are special.

We made it halfway through the pilot and said, "Naaah, this is gonna be like Under the Dome." It took three episodes before we bailed on that one.

Anyone who gets under President Cheeto's airbrushed skin as much as Joe does is cool woth me.

Why? They won two World Series in your lifetime before the Sox did.

Thank you. I am sincerely happy that some people enjoyed this season, but I thought it sucked compared to the first two. Too much gross shit that was gross just for grossness's sake like bloody tampons and vomit and rotted teeth and dicks in coffee cups…too much stuff that already happened in season 1 like the…

a DISTANT third.

I had one at a fair, once. It was battered and deep-fried on a stick and then they sprinkled powdered sugar over it. The first bite was absolute heaven. The second bite had me questioning whether the first bite was as good as I initially thought. The third bite I spit out and then I promptly threw the rest out in a…

Yeah, hot wings didn't become a ubiquitous appetizer (anywhere but Buffalo) until the mid 80's when Hooters started franchising around the country.

I like it. It's a decent, catchy pop song. And I say this as a person who hasn't enjoyed any other thing I've heard Rob Thomas sing. But it was in heavy rotation on all sorts of stations for years so of course most people got tired of it in all its ubiquity. And like you said, there's many, MANY more offensively bad…