Is it a bad sign if I think this art project could actually be kinda cool? I mean, the actual photographs shown on the walls are terrible, but throwing dye in moving water and taking photos could be chill as fuck art.

YARD MARGS AT SKEEPERS FOR ALL.

Daenerys as Oprah? No thanks. Season seven better be Bran taking over the dragons from this dragon lady.

Okay. You suck off the big dick of Capital, and I suck off an asshole artist. We'll see whose jizz tastes better.

The fans who are self-conscious and ethical about their T.V. watching habits already had their series finale at the end of season 3.

Yeah, and now every executive in the world has been told that it doesn't really matter if they throw their showrunner over the boat once he starts getting too annoying, the IDIOT FUCKING FANS will continue to watch, cuz YOLO.

It's 'just' a T.V. show and this is something you are reconciled to? Come on! Have some standards! Let me share with you this quotation from one of the finest aestheticians of our times:

Have some standards, Jesus. People watching shit just because is what gives the networks the clout to make shitty television, and shit on anyone trying to do the opposite.

I'm looking wiser and wiser every day.

It's okay Dan.

Duuuuude. Curriculum Unavailable is amazing. It is wildly unrealistic, and a retread of the fake clip show format, but it is structured way differently than the other one, and feels completely fresh and new.

@Scrawler2:disqus Ewww, ewww, ewww, ewwwwwwww. Shows are not like that. They are not somewhere to be employed, they are not consumer products to be toyed with, they are not objects for the writer to manipulate and 'influence'. They are more than that. She made a business decision. A good show is an organic beautiful…

Nice try guys, but the correct answer is:

No, no, no. I was initially bummed by the tone of the Glee episode and the third season in general, but I've grown to love it after a few viewings. Season 3 episodes are working at a higher level of abstraction, so yeah, they feel different, more cartoony, more into-itself. But this show did something very clever for…

Interesting. I think Horror Fiction is my least favorite episode.

Dude, Megan stayed on the show after they fired Harmon. Fuck her. She probably had a contract or something, but still, she should of self-immolated in protest. Anything less is sucking off NBC.

I love you with all my heart.

Thank you for having a soul, and only liking the Harmon seasons. I appreciate that you don't suck on anything NBC shits out.

Just goes to show the entirety of the brilliance of seasons 1-3's writing was Dan Harmon. "Sure, let's give Megan a credit on this one," said Dan, being political.

Then don't show penises immediately after pulling out.