He's on dialysis. (Seriously.)

Who retweeted what being news must mean I'm in some sort of special level of hell.

People don't pay a terrible amount of attention to the over-arching plot. Hell, the entire second season of the show itself seemed to forget there was an over-arching plot.

This particular piece of well written and sexy fiction is dominant because it's being produced in a visual medium with high production values and…

This feels like a bit of a reach to me. The underlying apocalyptic motifs are largely overlooked by most people I know who watch the show. Sex, violence, intrigue, clever dialogue and compelling character development are what make it enjoyable, just like every successful piece of fiction in the history of ever.

The idea is that the comments system will eventually improve and be a lot better than the old one; for that to happen, at some point you just have to go with it and figure out what does and doesn't work for people.

Thing I hate about people like Kornheiser is that they love dishing it out but can't take it. Take for example Kornheiser's reaction when he debuted in the MNF booth. They criticized him and he went off like a schoolgirl acting as if the Washington Post was supposed to automatically praise him just because he works…

Let's just say it was a silent, but deadly protest.

Unreadable - can't figure who is who because the author introduces way too many people at one time.