If you were to walk up to me and say "Wayward Pines" my response would be, "Wayward Pines? What is that? Sounds like a bad Twin Peaks knock off."

I was just thinking the same thing.

I say this with full sincerity: that might have been the funniest sketch all season. I thought it was hilarious and loved it and by the end was ready to watch it again. If all sketches were that funny I would never miss an episode. It reminds me of the unaired Prospector sketch on the Will Ferell's greatest DVD. A…

This really was a hilarious episode. Tyrion asking Joffrey if he had killed any puppies recently was the best scene in the episode.

Everybody's worried that Dan Harmon is going to be too mean on the commentary tracks if he ends up recording them. I'm more worried about what happens if he genuinely loves the episodes. Now that's scary.

Dan Harmon returns to Community and the Indiana Pacers beat the South Beach Bitches in game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals!?!  Today is a great day!

Since Happy Endings is cancelled, how about we just replace Tracy Spiridakos with Elisha Cuthbert and pretend like nothing happened? Who's gonna object? I mean, Spiridakos might, but you would be hard pressed to tell by looking at her reaction to the news. You'll just get a blank stare.

Somebody can tell Rhett that if he wanted to make anything other than a putrid, two-years-too-late cashgrab off the success of the movie, he should have realized he needed to keep the universe and not the characters and maintained that same level of charisma, writing, and visual styling on a much smaller budget. Using…

Judging by this revelatory news to Mr. Sims, I take it he doesn't read AV Club.

I haven't read the books (and at this point don't want to until the show as ended just so I don't ruin the show for myself), but I think if they would still get two seasons' worth of stories out of the two books even if they're running concurrently, unless they're pretty much bloated and too much meandering that they…

I suspect this show will go eight seasons with season seven coming in hot off book six (like, we started filming and the book still isn't actually out yet) and then a two or three year break between season seven and season eight with the final book and season following the same basic path but far more divergent from…

Jimmy James, I could understand that, if not for the fact the show got significantly better in the second half specifically because Chevy's screen time dropped down to a one or two scene cameo in every episode.* Think about it, Pierce turned into Creed Bratton and the show ended up much better off.

The girl just can't act. That's really what it comes down to. Would anybody be angry if they just recast Charlie for season two? I don't think anybody say anything except for "Thank God!" Nobody would mind, NBC. Just do it.

Well, you know, it takes time to build a house. Apparently over 15 years.

This is what the show should have been doing this entire season; a back to basics approach with your two funniest stars.

He is right about the sorts blackout rule. It's bullshit run amok. Basically, if your local team doesn't sell out, with NFL tickets typically averaging almost $80, you can't watch them play at all. Not only that, but because of the region horseshit, you also don't get to see the next closest team that did sell out…

Instead of saying "You-liss-sees" there were at least two different pronunciations that sounded off like "You-less-sees" and definitely one time it was pronounced "Yoola-sees."

You know the entire time Datak was going on his rant on how humans treat him like an "animal" I'm just sitting there thinking, "What are you talking about? You're just some frilly turd in white makeup." With that said, "BioMan" might actually be the worst part of this show. It's so dumb. Twelve year olds can come up…

In the last sentence you misspelled 'CBS.'

Actual conversation I said aloud while watching the Amanda/Stahma(?) scene with my headphones on: