I was falling off the couch at those random screams. From laughing, not an inner ear infection.

I've heard that metal asylums TOTALLY THRASH.

People always mention The Book of Mormon, but as far as Broadway goes, he was also good in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, in which he plays an annoying brat, and…

I…actually hate Thin Mints, too. And not just those. All mint desserts!

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You're crazy, ohhhhkkggggaaayy????

What are YOOOOOOOOOOOOU doing here?

It's lucky "Christmas Shoes" came along to claim the top spot for Worst Christmas Song for the foreseeable future.

You know how sometimes, someone will mention hating a piece of culture that you love or loving a piece of culture you hate, but you're able to have a good-natured conversation about it and still respect the person and their tastes?

I've played "The Resistance", and it was very fun. And if you like that, you should check out "Bang!" as well. It's another one where you have an identity hidden from the other players and must carry out a specific task (kill the sheriff, protect the sheriff, etc.)

I used to have a regular euchre group, but it fell apart when one of the members selfishly got pregnant. I miss it so goddamn much.

My interest is flagging.

Which means I'll only have to wait an additional six months for it to wander over to America! "Thanks", PBS!

I came to the comments to specifically mention The Great British Bake Off, and am glad someone already has. MasterChef may be more commercially successful, but calling it the best network TV has to offer is out-and-out false.

YES. The Parking Lot Circle always just about gives me a rage stroke.

I'm looking forward to checking this out. I've been howling into the wind lately, begging video game companies for a good, old-fashioned murder mystery, and while this doesn't quite satisfy that, it looks fun.

This show was appointment television for me back in the day. It's the only program that I happily abandoned the dinner table to go watch.

Whatevs, ya bewigged weirdo. Danger Mouse had an actual personality.

There's a huge billboard near my apartment advertising a restaurant by bragging in ten-foot-high letters that they give free refills on iced tea. Oh, you mean like every restaurant ever?

I always thought "poverty porn" wasn't so much just the marketing of a story about poor people, but reveling in their circumstances. So something like Winter's Bone, which didn't look like fun for any of the characters, wouldn't qualify, but the "Our close-knit community that has sparklers but no shoes is…