But will it be talking?!?!?!

Fightin' words.

He was in Step Brothers for about 15 seconds. Count it.

I remember seeing it in a packed theater opening night and it was crickets. Aside from the 'let us tell you the wacky stuff that happened' aspect, I like to look at Jeong's character in THE HANGOVER and compare to his character in ROLE MODELS (they were released within a few months of each other) - in one flick, he's…

@avclub-b22b95593e42f8875155a84dc8a8ab75:disqus Love the irony so much I'm gonna take it behind the middle school and get it pregnant.

"Get real kids, you write skits mocking our presidents to fill time between car commercials."

When Abed said six seasons and a movie, I now assumed he intended us to watch the first three seasons twice.

It does seem a little off, but if I recall correctly the teaser FOX aired before the pilot was similar to this. Like others have said, it's a tough show to sell in 3 second bits.

Rash's mental breakdown at the end is glorious.

Wouldn't care if you shared this every time a Birdemic-related item pops up.

I wouldn't be surprised if the constant tracking shots during the conversation at the pho joint were intentionally or unintentionally bad.

Personally, I'm of the opinion the first was made sincerely but was doomed from the start (and listening to the commentary track with Baugh and Moore reinforced this).

Anyone had the chance to sit down with Miami Connection yet? Deserves a seat at this table of terrible.

@avclub-d2af662257c2d673d8cf29d630eb25ab:disqus I read your reaction as Martin Landau as Legosi. http://www.youtube.com/watc…

The only blatantly fake composite last night was of Ginzo's tv warming up.

@avclub-705562aaa4a5b85bfa44373d8e6bf234:disqus that was my read on Ginzo's "I'm a Martian" monologue - it's his actual dad.

Nailed it.

Garden State came out when I was in college. I pretended to like it so I could get laid (I did, it was pretty neat).

I saw ItL before watching TToI, it made perfect sense. Most of the actors play different characters in the film from the series, so it's more of a stand-alone than a companion piece. VEEP really started banging on all cylinders by the end of the first season, but my god… TToI is hands down one of my favorite sitcoms.…

Holy hell, I remember that CDR and of course assumed PFT was just a damn comedic genius.