There is no better rhyme in the English language than "wish I was in Tijuana, eating barbecued iguana."

And they're proud of their disability. In fact, it's the cornerstone of their political philosophy.

Gotta say that I hated this movie when it first came out. I might like it more now, almost a hundred years later, but I kind of doubt it.

Good thing that AV club doesn't fall for that bullshit of hiring white Americans.

Hey, it's the CEO of SyFy!

Oh, come on. It was a conscious parody— her initial comments were all tongue-in-cheek, and the wording of the corporate drip's boilerplate speech was timed to her revolutions.

I enjoyed Rising Damp, but The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin is one of my all-time favorites

We watched the whole thing and I have no idea why. Did they have writers for this show? Even Colbert bombed.

It was terrible. Weird Al's parodies have always been lazy, but last night's effort was on an 8th grade level.

I did not know who Paul F. Tompkins was before this article. I now officially know and like him, although he is, as others have noted, a crunchy peanut butter bigot.

19,600 of those duels ended in mutual capitulation.

From the different strokes file: Allison Road is the only song I deleted from my New Miserable Experience playlist.

I loved the first half of the book almost as much as I hated the second half. I watched part of the miniseries and it was godawful. I don't even see the need to dig this one up again.

You have an especially tasteful criminal class.

Sorry— SeaWorld played a significant role in saving killer whales, by showing the public how smart and non-killerish they were. It isn't my favorite place, but the good it does— or at least did— should be acknowledged.

And you're living the life of Riley now, aren't you?

I just assumed the obvious: A Song of Ice and Fire means that Mother of Dragons and John Snow win in the end. It doesn't matter to me one way or the other— I just want the last two books, and I want them to be great. It's the journey that matters more than the destination. So do your blurst, monkeys.

Neat… sweet… petit….

Jon Stewart has had a tough week or two— most of his shows lately have been terrible. Slow-paced, dull-witted, and rarely humorous. It's like Al Madrigal has become the show's only writer. Actually, Stewart's current reporters/writers are all pretty bad— I don't think that there is any doubt that this group is the…

Who wins the next presidential debate, Groot or Hodor?