The best moment of that Martin interview is easily the part where he says the reason he doesn't use a windows-based computer is that he dislikes autocorrect, and you can just feel the Nerdists biting their tongues when they all want to say "you know you can turn that off, right?"

5:15 is a lot to ask for this.

Nobody needs to try to convince these goddamn nincompoops to like musicals. They don't deserve Sondheim. They deserve whatever tiny lame box of a life they've gnawed away for themselves.

Didn't they recently discover that that's where boys go to get more stupider?

Both characters die in an unforgettable episode that will be described as "like The Entity but with the Ghost of DJ Roomba."

Um… yes?

I've got to grant you that it was a stretch, but in all honesty I don't remember hearing "Heroes" anywhere outside my own bedroom in the early 90s. And it doesn't sound quite like Bowie either, so I can almost see… you know what, screw it, that was kind of dumb.

Thin stew, @avclub-22eda830d1051274a2581d6466c06e6c:disqus !

I just wanna say: that is some fake-looking snow in that video thumbnail up there.

No, I do that constantly, I just wanted to respond without repeating myself too badly.

There are many threads that touch on this, but I lobbed a defense up above.

Shine on, you closeted gay diamond!

I have no idea if it was funny or not because I saw it when I was around seven or eight (what do you want, we had cable!), so I was used to jokes flying over my head. History suggests it's not a neglected classic.

That was one thing we laughed about a bit — the lead kid looks like an angelic refugee from a European band's album cover, not the pocky nerds I went to Rocky Horror with in the early 90s. I kept thinking, he's going to be fine.

@avclub-34c5c5a062142ccad5690c5e21f58fc9:disqus , this was something my wife said when we rented this, and I said it actually struck me as somewhat plausible.

I think the crux of the matter is this: The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a movie made with sensitivity and perceptiveness about what is the most emotionally vulnerable period in most people's lives, and will therefore arouse vivid hatred in many viewers. This is actually common for almost all entertainments that aim…

I've never trolled about this subject in all the years the show has been on, but it has always felt like I'm missing some crucial gene for getting on South Park's wavelength. I've watched many episodes over the years, and I feel like I really do appreciate that the satire is often bold and that they have a refreshing…

Looks like Caruso's ass has a better agent than he does…

No Donna's right — Although the first season of NYPD Blue of course stars David Caruso and not Jimmy Smits, Smits' ass can be seen in the background in the scene where Dennis Franz's Andy Sipowicz is shot. This was a production error not caught in time for broadcast.

Does anyone remember National Lampoon's Class Reunion? As I read the above piece and thought back on the Lampoon movies, it suddenly struck me as odd that there wasn't any actual "golden age" for them as I remembered: Animal House was the first and best and a huge hit, but then came the all-but-forgotten Class Reunion…