Nirvana - Curmudgeon
Major Lazer - Hold the Line
Mastodon - Capillarian Crest
Alive in Chains - Them Bones
Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out
Dead Kennedys - Kill the Poor
GZA - Living in the World Today
Bad Brains - Big Take Over
Karen O. - The Moon Song
I Monster - The Blue Wrath

What this group presupposes is maybe we didn't.

Pod People is the one I always recommend and have used it successfully on a number of people to introduce them to the series (plus it's my favorite). Manos is a wonderful episode but so little happens for long periods of time that it makes for a horrible intro to the series.

I'm so sorry. Rocky IV is the one that is more consistently so bad it's good, and the few scenes in Rocky V like that just aren't worth sitting through the rest of the film to see.

I do plan to stick my dick in the mashed potatoes.

Good to know thanks. I did manage to sit though the entire run of The Chair so after a season of Shane Dawson I feel ready to handle anything (I may regret this sentence).

They can champion two things, but yes they absolutely should be hyping up Getting On more or at least giving it coverage (though I understand why they don't since the audience is basically nil).

I know you will be tempted to watch Rocky V but don't. The only worthwhile scenes are the hilariously bad ending so just skip to Rocky Balboa and don't look bad.

They'd also have to work out a deal with Fox to do that and I believe would have to do a lot of fixing to create a proper Blu-ray release since that was the original impetus for Lucas' first updating with the original prints apparently not in great condition.

While the MST3K marathon is the most obvious pick (please watch and give money to the Kickstarter people), there's also the entire series of The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret on IFC Thanksgiving night and a bunch of premium cable channels running marathons of the most recent season including The…

Good, hope it works. Whovian owes me 20 bucks.

Considering the look on everyone involved's faces, I think he already did.

It's definitely too early but I have high hopes for the series. And while I'd like to see Batman and a bunch of the side characters (Booster Gold, Blue Beetle, Harley Quinn, etc.) that are being held from the CW verse on TV, I'm not ready to give up on the movies after one film and a trailer.

Ah yes, candidates no one cares about during a time no one is watching. This will really turn the tide in the Republican primary race. Also NBC as a whole does need to worry about it since they are the ones footing the bill in lost ad revenue not the affiliates.

It's an ideal slot for a new show since it gives that new show a large sampling. As The Voice, Modern Family, and BBT have proven, it's hard to compare your best show with the shows that follow it, but I have to think the CW wants something more out of a heavily watched day such as Tuesday.

C+3 yes, L+3 no. Not that it matters since the order of performance for each show doesn't really change when going from L+SD to L+3.

If only because it has the highest rated show as a lead in and retains less than half its audience. Retention isn't a huge factor in renewals and it isn't a flop, but it hardly looks great either.

Give them time. They are the one network that has been relatively steady and/or improving and in the next couple years they could very well have more shows finishing 4th or better in their time slots.

Supernatural survived the move and thrived but those two shows were heading for the end anyway. It will certainly be one of the most interesting ratings watches to see if it holds up since they could finally give some stability to CW for that night.

Considering The Flash gets well over triple the ratings JTV does, it's rather silly to even make an argument to the contrary.