1. Ska, probably. Currently a big fan of the mid-late-90's-ish 3rd wave of ska.

I usually include "the" in the acronym, so ITFS would've rung a bell. It was a little while before I realized it wasn't some random S2 episode.

I haven't watched a whole lot of movies this year, but so far I liked 2012's crop significantly better. That could just be me though

Did you watch this all in one day? Well, shit.

I liked season 4 a lot for the most part, but it was definitely a noticeable step down from season 3, and many lazy qualities that would become prevalent in season 5 started to show in the back half of season 4.

"Was" counts as past tense, yo.

Therefore: I'm going to continue pirating Sunny as I always have, and I don't think I watch any other shows that moved to FXX? My life remains quite unchanged.

*breaks down crying*

Point of interest - after poking around online, it would appear that this an unfinished version of the episode, with a few special effects missing and some very obvious overdubbing. It is apparently still very watchable, though.

I'll probably cave and watch this tomorrow, but thank god this leaked early. I was quite overtly concerned on how I'd divide my attention between this and the BB finale on the same night.

A crucial plot point in Do No Harm revolves around replacing Main Doctor Guy's brainscan with that of Bob Marley's. I wish I was kidding.

I actually didn't really like Mad Men until season 4. Seasons 1-3 I found well-made yet often uninteresting, and season 4 is when I thought it really became a great show. Definitely not made for binge watching.

…because it is?

BREAKING NEWS: Critics love Parks & Rec

Yup, there's my incentive. Finally.

I think she did fine on her own, but her voiceover didn't mesh well with the regular cast, which tends to overexaggerate and overemphasize a bit. I got used to it.

I found the Zoidberg plot surprisingly affecting. Not on the level of the best Futurama-emotional episodes, but I found myself genuinely caring about that little love story, and Zoidberg's dilemma about the surgery had surprising weight. I loved the way they ended it, too - they could've very easily made the episode…

1a. I'm not much of a cinephile. I'll watch movies and pretty much judge them on a very base level - whether or not they entertained me. I'm not very likely to get very in-depth when it comes to movies. I am woefully undereducated when it comes to directors, their most famous work, their traits, etc - I just look at…

i don't understand anything anymore

Yeah, that was my least favorite aspect of the show. I warmed a bit to it by the end of the season, but the show could've easily done without it.