The book is very episodic in nature, so I'm inclined to say GOOD THING.

On the first TS with CoB, Twitter Tracker guy called Conan "bro," and Conan objected. So Twitter Tracker guy said:

And I salute her for it.

If you don't agree with mbs, watch the "Ghetto Superstar" video again and then kill yourself.

Even though the episode had silly dancing, Donald Glover sold the hell out of it.

I don't understand how Greg Daniels could sign off on a clip show. Simpsons writers HATED doing clip shows and I'm pretty sure he worked there when they were doing them.

You can't judge Spartacus as a Kubrick movie. Kubrick wasn't brought in until after production started. He had no input into the script and he didn't have final cut.

I guy like me can't do certain things. Like night-diggin'.

@JC: I believe alurin was using a dusty old literary device commonly referred to as "sarcasm."

I'd rather have AV Club comments than The Stranger comments.

I have only one question for T&E:

To those who say Air America is the counterpoint: it's not. Two extremes don't balance each other out. The counterbalance to an extreme is the _truth_.

I think I speak for all of us when I say…
…no one gives a shit. It was preaching to the choir.

Conan's not a dock worker in Baltimore. He'll have a new job in September. It'll probably be as high-paying as his current one. I don't think he's going to have any money problems at all.

Avatar's effects are fantastic but the story and dialogue are god-awful. You may absolutely resume not giving a shit about it.

Actually, nevermind, I'm defining girth too poetically. You're right, it's a single dimension.

Yes but girth is a cross-section of a three-dimensional object, which would make it 2D.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who loves Brazil and dislikes 13 Monkeys.

I agree, this is hardly news. Theaters are pulling one movie from some screens to screen another one. Avatar is still available. And some people wonder if the government likes the movie.

Isn't girth two dimensions?