I'm of the long-held opinion that the Sword of Orion-Eli's Coming-Ordnance Tactics is among the best stretches of TV comedy ever aired. Certainly the closest thing to an "arc" that one could point to prior to 2000.

I'm of the long-held opinion that the Sword of Orion-Eli's Coming-Ordnance Tactics is among the best stretches of TV comedy ever aired. Certainly the closest thing to an "arc" that one could point to prior to 2000.

I like The Pitch. For reasons completely unrelated to why I like Mad Men. I (tangentially) work in marketing and Mrs. Repeated Meme works with ad firms in her job, so I enjoy how incredibly uncreative the folks on the Pitch are… The creative process (as portrayed) seems like a couple of men sitting around making stuff…

I like The Pitch. For reasons completely unrelated to why I like Mad Men. I (tangentially) work in marketing and Mrs. Repeated Meme works with ad firms in her job, so I enjoy how incredibly uncreative the folks on the Pitch are… The creative process (as portrayed) seems like a couple of men sitting around making stuff…

I'd fry it.

Who's not going to pop pop onto Annies Boobs?

Captain Mal got, you know, fat. And Jayne turned into kinda a Nazi. Except in real life, Nathan Fillion got kinda fat, but Adam Baldwin… oh, never mind. He did, too.

First!

I'm sure there's been more… right?

GAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH

Ken Burns is trending on twitter. Right-angle to the episode, but still, something?

Where's the +???

Will somebody just get Stackhouse to sit down?? There must be something about his grandchild…

I want to know how I went my whole life without hearing the expression "Gun thug." And yet I am very glad that I've never had to use that same expression.

How much longer can this guy keep talking/keep playing so I can go home?

First!…. pillow fort to be eligible to win largest blanket fort, but not win either way.

Has he the semblance of a harlot? Well done.

Amanda Seyfried running around shooting people—that's an episode of Portlandia I would watch!

Sounds more like a superhero book than a werewolf book. "With great furriness comes great responsibility."

I just started it last night and was wondering about the parallels between the first parts of Raylan and season 2. Especially the Dickie and Coover appearance, which is pretty much word for word the confrontation with the Bennett boys in S2E1. Still, I'll keep reading.