I know what you mean — the number walked a line between carnal maturity and innocence, just as the characters did in the final run of episodes. And we feel for these kids, so it really is like seeing your kid sister start dating or something.

They're just so… talented! I can't get enough of their… talents! Especially that little blonde number!

Don't Trust The C In Apartment 2B Either

is there an emmy now for least capitalization or punctuation

BUT HOPEFULLY NOT FOR WHAT I THINK THE @avclub-53ef3f6607f8a9d210d7ceb6c2eab5e8:disqus WANTS YOU TO ASSEMBLE FOR!

I'm really vexed about this. I'm being honest when I say there might not be another show in the past year that I looked forward to more each week than Bunheads (ok, it's tied with Game of Thrones, but still). I just feel like I could watch Sutton Foster crack wise with a bunch of ingenues all day.

Dark Rory's solo dance is unforgettable and amazing, but the season (series?)-ending finale number set to "Makin' Whoopee" is just as entertaining and a lot more elaborate. And it's kinda hot, which I'm not comfortable with. But I love it.

In this movie Elba is playing a character named, and I'm not shitting you here, "Stacker Pentecost."

The whole movie is already on YouTube:

I say it too! His delivery is unforgettable. If you watch the outtakes/deleted scenes from this episode you'll see Koechner say that line about a dozen times because the geeks had a hard time not laughing at it.

Now that I have little kids, ALL my sex is Parental Sex! It's so weird to be on this side of the line.

The whole movie is up already on YouTube if you're interested:

Uatu's boss?

I came here because The Dissolve isn't up yet.

It really takes its time with the setup, but all of it pays off smashingly in the back half.

It's all those "Do-doot-doot!"s I can't stand. The lyrical content is just [poop-flavored] icing on the [diaper filled with Indian food] cake.

Topsy Turvy! Some people find the first half dull (they're wrong), but the second half is as much fun as you can have watching a movie.

@avclub-1df8797177fc3b52be6784aacca7358c:disqus  — you call Jonathan "Frakespeare" Frakes "mediocre"?!?!?!

Who could overlook Raphe El DeBarge?

@avclub-896aaecf8885240bdc179b3b285279a3:disqus …this is what it sounds like when doves cry!