I was at a TMBG in-store back in '95 and they did their old "spin the dial" bit where they turn on the radio and cover whatever happens to be on. But since it was a record store, they had a guy pull cd's randomly out of the rack instead. The first thing the guy grabbed was that Yes album, but the Johns rejected it and…

After Punch Brothers' version of "Just What I Needed", I would be perfectly happy to see Chris Thile and his mandolin come back with Nickel Creek and cover any of these.

I want Coheed & Cambria to cover that song, just because Claudio Sanchez could totally nail the vocals.

I really enjoyed your spoof of "Call Me Maybe" a couple years back, C_M.

I was wondering the same thing. It's looking like the AV Club decided not to do it this year. :(

He is the co-showrunner. :(

His track record already ensured that I wouldn't be watching Constantine come fall, but it's always good to have more ammo when talking to other people about how terrible Goyer is.

As far as I know, they've never broken up. Their drummer left ("retired") after With Love and Squalor they did the weaker Brain Thrust Mastery as a duo with a studio drummer, then picked up new drummer Andy Burrows for 2010's Barbara. They put out another record, TV En Francais, a few months back and are touring…

Excellent question that Bokenkamp and the writers probably need to ask themselves before we can expect an answer.

Berlin is #8 on the list.

And we know he's gonna show up just fine and ready to fight next season. Which, really, the only way this would work well is if The Blacklist took a page from fellow NBC show Hannibal and had Tom return a la Chilton, completely messed up from surviving 4 bullets to the gut.

She certainly brought more than Diego Klattenhoff, aka my #1 choice for a regular to kill off in the finale. Too bad it didn't happen.

I'm not sure how much day-to-day input Quintel has as an executive producer. I mean obviously he voices Mordecai, but he almost never officially writes any of the episodes.

Yes, they are. Generally the producers do not cut the "next time on" promos. It's done by network people trying to keep casual viewers interested, often regardless of sensitivity to spoilers.

Also, this Walkthrough interview is generally the only new thing posted on the AV Club all weekend. So if you're caught up on the site, you should know that the only fresh thing you're going to see on a normal Saturday or Sunday is this. Take responsibility for your clicks, people.

They come along and drag them out of the interrogation rooms.

The eccentric billionaire on Scorpion has to be named Hank Scorpion, right? I mean, it's just too perfect.

Ugh. Mallard Fillmore. At least the douche who does Prickly City can draw somewhat.

Yes, yes it was. I also really enjoyed the running gag about people coming back from the future to kill Suri Cruise.

Yeah, Wyatt Cenac was my #1 pick to come back and do this show, but I like Wilmore just fine.