And oh, how they danced, the little people of Charlemagne.

Mine is "Here, God. Now!"

OJ & Nicole?

The three stages of facial hair

Sounds like someone snorted up all the dilithium crystals again.

You're talking about a reverse "Emperor's New Clothes" scenario, @avclub-9ddf1c857e23062a0a0b88ffd155d343:disqus ? I think I would be able to appreciate the beauty in any beautiful painting, even one by an evil man.

It's funny. It consistently delivers more big laughs (for me) than any other 1/2 hour show other than Bob's Burgers, Parks & Rec, and Veep.

The one where he got married was one of the show's best. And the speech Mike gave at the wedding about family was fabulous.

It's extremely silly to pass on an artist's work because you disagree with their views or lifestyle. Especially when the art they produce is mostly neutral. That goes for musicians as well. I don't get homophobes who won't listen to Queen even though there really isn't much that's "gay" about their music. Ted Nugent…

I was the same way about The Middle until I saw the first scene of the "The Map" episode, as described above. I thought it was brilliant and haven't missed an episode since.

There's not an ounce of vanity in her performance. So many young actors who play nerdy on TV do so in such a winking way that just screams "I'm actually super cool and beautiful in real life!"

I can't see any other young actress pulling off Sue Heck like Eden Sher does.

A big Loverboy fan?

I've never hit a female. Of course, this probably stems from years and years of dating women who are wayyy bigger than me more than anything else.

James and Jackson? Those Chris's cousins?

Lack of meddling kids, duh.

I still haven't figured out what "relevant" means.

I can't imagine how disappointed that Cookie Monster must have been the first time he watched this show.

It's actually from the pilot of Patty-Caking With The Stars coming this Fall to NBC!

Dance Hall Days was a cool Wing Chung song.