Agree completely with Genji.

Yeah its getting annoying how Family Guy is trying to be meta way too often.

I didnt think it was that bad. Not that Im a huge fan of this show, but I feel like a lot of you guys gloss over a lot of the little stuff in the episodes that are what make this show really funny on occasion (last weeks only absolutely hilarious moment in an otherwise awful episode was "Why dont you smoke a whole…

Im going to be the one.

Im assuming he wasnt erect when just getting out of the water and talking about suicide, so he just had a really large flaccid penis? I dont get it.

Colbert Report is great, Radiohead is great, King of Limbs is a great album

Season 5
of Tim and Eric was really bad compared to how great season four was, but Im still excited to watch this

Dead Men Dont Wear Plaid
Top Ten Film in any genre

After the first two episodes that were just okay…
This season has been awesome, don't know what you guys are on. The dream sequence at the end of the hockey episode combined with the reveal is one of the funniest thngs Ive ever seen on this show

To be honest
I totally enjoyed the first film more than once.

Glee deserved it more than Modern Family? Awful seasons of the previously excellent Office and 30 Rock deserved it more? What the fuck are you on?

Time After Time
Time After Time was my LEAST FAVORITE SONG!

Pavement was the best fucking band of all time. Wowee Zowee is the best album ever recorded by mankind

I know I'm a sinner…
BUT I CAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANT SAY NOOOOOO

This show is the worst thing ever to present itself to mankind
No contest. It makes the Black Plague look like the sniffles.

"Indie Rock"
Silly title for anything really. Pavement and Metric hardly fit within the same genre. Mostly because the former is actually good.

Nobody I know will see this with me.
Why must they make the TV spots so awful?

Does Bill not remember?
Jennifer Aniston has already caused society to crumble - uproar nationwide in the late 90s, women attacking hairdressers demanding the "Rachel", lest we forget