someperson1984 is positively apoplectic.

As if Rabin needed any additional rastafying.

1) The first episodes of The Simpsons I saw were this and "Bart's Inner Child" one Thursday night when I was with my friend's family while they were having dinner in the other room. So this episode is an important one for me. It's also hilarious. Even funnier now that Matlock is actually dead.

"In America, first you get the Todd, then you get the Vander, then you get the Werff."

"Uh, it's Seth MacFarlane. Which means *it's not very good*.

…if you're white.

Rajon Rondo's favorite show: …

Wait, seriously? Conservatives are still getting up in arms about people swearing? I thought they would be angry at him for, you know, empathizing with people who aren't American and/or white.

Does that mean Todd will be seeing Tyler Perry and new Scary Movies from now on, too?

…well, you should be watching more American Dad. It's like the AVC-approved Big Bang Theory's run of "excellent" episodes, except it's actually good.

You know what? Kill the voice actor. Let's at least be consistent.

"…and, ACTION!"
*BLAM*
"And cut! Alright, send the remains to the glue factory and let's move on to scene 28!"

Name me one show that couldn't be made better with horse reaction shots.

I still have no idea what Deception is. Looks like NBC put whatever advertising prowess they have into 1600 Penn.

They should retool Smash into a show about how much of a disaster making Smash was.

You know, I don't think they've officially cancelled it. So I assume it'll be on from 9-10 on Thursdays from the start of the season until Christmas.

I instinctively want it to keep going, but yeah, it'd be best if it went out before it starts to wear out its welcome.

"I'm not fond of joy, as it eventually ends and I'd rather just avoid that altogether.

My mom's a little more discerning in her taste than most 'merican moms, but even she can't resist Blue Bloods and NCIS.

I forgot Chicago Fire was a show the day after it premiered.