Mariel or Margaux?

I agree. I loved it.

I sort of disagree. What's the last fart joke you actually laughed at? The only one I can remember is Step Brothers.

@avclub-71d02d84e9250a644a3b67f818871eac:disqus She was also the hot evil woman in Sleepy Hollow!

That's the point of the show. No one complains "You know, I really hate how Walter White always commits crimes."

The Jenny Slate episode was tons of fun too!

From what I hear, he's very nice in real life (at least, to other comics.)

Although it's not mentioned, Podmass usually covers comedy podcasts (and Radiolab, I think).

Watchmen was the first comic I read (having not known where to start), and it was only a couple years ago. I found it engrossing but a little hard to read.

How many weird tricks did you use?

The Nina, the Pinta, the Santa Maria
I'll do you in the bottom while we're drinking sangria!

@avclub-011d0b4fe6835bb3d37ef4e0ea713de6:disqus Either she feels attracted to him or she doesn't. If she doesn't, he probably wouldn't have wanted to date her in the first place. If she does, she'll either say yes or deflect without shutting him down. Directness seems like the way to go.

How does Internet Borat go again?

@avclub-bde03a31feb6259716046ea17db6e426:disqus I've seen them twice; you're in for a treat. Immersion helps out a lot. Since they're opening, I'd get as close as possible (if you can) so you don't have to deal with people talking or checking their phones. No offense to NIN fans.

I wonder if Explosions in the Sky are better-known than Sigur Ros, especially after Friday Night Lights. (I've never been to a Sigur Ros concert so I don't know big they get.)

I love Isis, but the first hundred times I listened to them, I had the same reaction as @avclub-920530cb8744c679e3a2ece84f1d5ce4:disqus . If that sticks with you, try listening to their last album, Wavering Radiant. It's their most polished and most concise, and in my opinion, their best. (Although it strays furthest…

@The_Helmaroc_King:disqus That's an excellent point, and it's true of any drama. It's not interesting if the ultimate solution to a problem is to be a bigger version of the problem.

Another of those ways (although I'm not 100% sure of the legality):

I love the AD theme. But I also love when they play "Motherboy" or "Balls in the Air" or one of the other fake songs; it's one of the few ways to hear those songs uninterrupted.

Looks like it's an actual location, which explains why it's been used in so many productions: