In season 2, there's an episode where Kevin is worried he has skin cancer and it messes up Michael's birthday. Watching it after watching the last couple of seasons makes it seem like the weirdest episode ever.

I've always thought people think the first season is a bit more unsteady than it actual is. While none of the other episodes are nearly as good as "Diversity Day," and the pilot is terrible, the other episodes are pretty solid. Dwight in the box at the end of "The Alliance" and the fake diseases in "Health Care" are…

I haven't seen anchorman in a while, but does it "perpetuate bro culture" by making jokes about hair in the 80s? Or because its a movie "bros" supposedly like? Because not liking anything some asshole you know likes seems exhausting.

Middleman

So does clara now remember being future dalek clara, victorian clara, time lord (?) clara, etc?

I realize its not an NBC series, but the Sleepy Hollow trailer is the greatest thing ever!

You mean the latest masterpiece of fantasy storytelling from Lucasfilm's™ Brian Moriarty™? Why it's an extraordinary adventure with an interface of magic stunning, high-resolution, 3D landscapes, sophisticated score and musical effects. Not to mention the detailed animation and special effects, elegant point 'n' click…

Ask me about Loom.

Next week preview spoilers.

The evil serial killer website was the greatest thing ever!

That Carl Sjunior joke was completely original and not something I'd ever heard before. I'll be sure to tune in next week when it turns out Patrice is actually named Patrices Pieces.

Its not subtle.

I can't wait for the Matrix Online!

Minor Next Week Episode Preview Spoilers.

I think yes, we are supposed to assume that impulse stopped the reach from beating the light and taking over earth. But then Darkseid destroys earth anyway (since the future didn't change at the end of the episode)? Or time travel makes no sense and we should ignore it.

I never thought anything would bother me more than TV math gibberish. Then I saw Richard Gilmore teach a "economics" class.

The difference between this and an independent movie is that the rich investors putting in money are getting significantly better returns than some signed stuff and a chance to be an extra. Large investors presumably have some level of control over the project, and even small investors have a non-zero chance of making…

Smash is an unqualified success.

I really liked the Virtuality pilot, although I can't imagine it lasting a season and still being remotely coherent.

Is this about a Rhino's campaign for Senate in Wisconsin?