I read the review to see what aspects people enjoyed that I didn't or may have missed. Or if I caught a bad episode maybe. Guy asked "why aren't people watching" so I chimed in. Fin.

I enjoy reading reviews even if I don't enjoy the show. Plus I was reading this one to see what gets people about it since it didn't grab me. To say it doesn't make me laugh wasn't intended to diss the show.

Good to hear!

I gave the show a shot a couple days ago with the auto shop/lie detector one since that was the only one about to leave OnDemand and it didn't click for me at all, mostly because his dry, flat style just isn't something that's capable of getting me to laugh.

Not on instant.

Oh really? I've heard about things that change your Netflix country before but wasn't sure if they were safe, etc.

Oh that was in reference to Watch Cartoon. I've only used Dailymotion for old VHS-copied sports games and last week when I finished new Doctor Who and they had Day and Time of the Doctor which Netflix doesn't, so I'm not really versed on their quality.

IIRC the Nick stuff moved to Amazon and I'm gonna use my trial of Prime to catch up on Justified before the final season starts, so I'll prob catch them then. I could use Watch Cartoon but these shows seem like the visuals are a large part of the draw and that would be way better streamed to my TV rather than on a…

Think I saw Korra on Dailymotion but I want to watch Avatar first.

I'd have sat through 3 minutes of Laurel trying to show emotion so long as Sara was in this for 10 seconds, so needless to say this was exciting.

I haven't gotten around to Avatar or Korra yet since they aren't on Netflix, but having gone through this same crap process with Young Justice, hoping for the best for the survival of the show.

I've never played PC games so I've never played SWTOR but anything was worth getting the short films that they made for the game coming out. Those are flatout phenomenal.

I was so emotional at the cutscenes after the good side ending, when Kota is talking to Juno.

I wanted to like Maul and Yoda more than I did. Maul would miss people and Yoda had to stop once after every few jumps which became aggravating. Anakin on Mustafar was pretty dominating.

I will defend the podracing game. So much fun as a kid. My favorite tactic was let myself fall to last and see if I could catch up to and wreck each racer in front of me.

I spent 90% of my video game time of Madden or NBA Live as a kid, so I wasn't good at shooter games and stopped playing KOTOR because that first planet took forever and I got frustrated with the Rancor.

Funny, that's exactly what Samuel L. Jackson said once they gave him the paycheck.

Not a regular Jeopardy watcher so maybe it's been covered here before since it was a repeat, but Saturday's episode had a contestant mention making his dad proud, to which Alex, walking back to the podium, said "I'm sure you're making him proud. Well, if he's still alive."

Now that the season's over, feels like Arrow isn't getting enough attention for the story it just told. Stephen Amell, Manu Bennett and Caity Lotz were mindblowingly good.

My notes say I gave that one a C+ (overall it takes quite a bit to make me laugh). The one where Chloe took over People was hilarious too and probably my #1 pick.