On the other hand, I loved Donna because she was the only companion who actually called the Doctor out when he acted like he was better than everyone else. Tennant's Doctor needed regular reminding that he actually was just another fallible sentient being and not the god-king of the universe. Rose and Martha were too…

About 50% of the things people are saying are repetition-humor based, but a lot of it is stuff that was said once and was extremely original and funny in the moment. Plus, there's a lot of great bits that people aren't saying in the comments because they are too long for an AV Club comment.

Ladies and gentlemen, the new George Carlin!

I think hugh mean "Hugh2 (i.e. Double Hugh)"

ITUNES IS SERIOUS BUSINESS

Harris Wittels is usually so comedically lazy, but then occasionally he'll pull out one of the best celebrity puns ever fashioned, like this one or "Courtney Cox and Lisa Cujo".

Ugh. Is that still a thing people are upset about?

I appreciated the totally valid and not-at-all ridiculous comparison to famous feminist icon Beyonce.

Before UTU2TM started, I thought that Adam Scott was like a cool, classy, level-headed actor who did cool sexy actor stuff in his free time. After 17 episodes, now all I can see is the weirdest, nerdiest music snob with the most juvenile sense of humor in LA. He seems like the type of person where Ben Wyatt would give…

I hope they have Todd Glass back, and I hope he is just as oblivious to what's going on as he was last time.

Dumb bit, or the dumbest bit? It's in contention with " Please turn off the dark" for sure.

That part of that song was very Phish-esque (a bunch of dudes with shitty voices repeating some vapid, dumb bullshit for no reason). If Harris had been there, I feel like he would have pointed that out.

Dickbutt was created after 1994. Your opinion is invalid.

That's what they get for having the temerity to post this on the internet before I've had my coffee.

We're gonna fuck, right? You're implying we're gonna fuck?

Shit.

*Sobs uncontrollably over an unpublished pile of Rocket and Groot/Garfield and Odie mash-ups.*

It's the weekly "Here's another mash-up of two popular nerd properties!" article, otherwise known as "Great Job, Internet!".

Considering that you can buy any combination of nerd-popular characters as a Calvin and Hobbes t-shirt online (as long as one is even slightly taller than the other), I'm going to have to disagree.

In I think the Zooropa episode of U Talkin U2 to Me? Scott Aukerman very quickly points out that Diggers sounds a lot like another less pleasant word, which Adam Scott apparently didn't even notice. They then have a conversation about what would have happened if everyone involved in the production of Diggers had kept…