Cyclops's heel turn was the death knell.

Floyd Dormer, age 64, USAF, retired.

BRB or GTFO

*drops into a back spin*

That whole episode is the finest 30 minutes of sustained comedy ever filmed.

Acroyear story arc - starts off as a lackey of Baron Karza, but eventually reveals he is a good guy. Karza labels him a traitor and he becomes an outcast, with only his wife not turning her back on him. Also, Biotron and Microtron do some Artoo/Threepio schtick.

That was definitely one of the most off-putting things about the original Mr. Show. That, and the complete lack of rape jokes.

"beautiful screaming lady"

Thank you for correctly referring to her as a "woman in music" as opposed to an actual musician.

More upvotes = truth!

I see Cameron Esposito's side mullet, and my mood just automatically sinks.

I agree, since I'm not a pedophile.

It's in my top 3, along with With or Without You and True Dreams of Wichita.

Jimmy Chamberlain's "I want a walk-in humidor!" line…

To be fair, folks would buy the shit out of an AC/DC country album. A mopey AC/DC electronica album, however, would go over about as well as Adore.

I believe 1979 is one of the greatest American rock songs. I put it in the same class as anthems like Born to Run and American Girl — it captures the ache and yearning of youth and wanting to find yourself, and it doesn't skimp on the hooks.

Not sure how much of a chance One Day at a Time has in an AV Club poll, since most of the readers here were probably born after the show was cancelled. Still, it gets my vote, because Schneider.

Your body of work is slightly less impressive than PFT's. Try Esquire.

Was Hank Azaria in that clip? I didn't see him.

Suddenly wanting to see "Huff," for some reason.