Yeah, since Lost was canceled I guess the people need something for their ABC comedy kicks.

whoopsie daisy.

Lobsters would probably not like Twitch City, but everybody else on here probably would. It's a Canadian show about an agoraphobic television addict. You guys should watch it.

I watched like four in an attempt to understand what everyone was getting excited about. I just couldn't get past the fact these characters were being filmed by, and doing interviews in their living rooms with… who, exactly? And when? And for what?

Maybe because he didn't have a show for most of 2010?

I don't
like Modern Family.

I love Louis CK's stand up and his guest spots on Parks & Rec and things, but I couldn't really get into Louie, just with the editing, of his stand up and then the live-action bits. It felt too Seinfeld-y for me. But maybe I'll give it another try.

I probably should have kept watching then.

NO COCO OR FERGGGGGGG

I really liked the first season of Eastbound, but I couldn't get through more than an episode with the cornrows.

Sorkin wrote for Gilmore Girls, right?

true.

@tabernacle:

I found this episode to be the "best" yet (or rather, least-disappointing), until, gah, that ending. The pace was engaging throughout (and I especially enjoyed the Merc/Carol sex flashback), but then, just, blahhhh the ending.

Ag, I've pretty much hated Zooey since her introduction, as it was impossible to not know she and Ted were going to get together, and also just her seemingly-unreachable levels of irritating. So I guess, in a way she is girl-Ted, and thus they would be perfect for each other.

hey guys
your numbering is off.

Michael Cera has been in some shitty movies, and I'm resentful of that (because I paid to see them in theatres, and I like him as an actor and think he could be making better choices), but I don't hate him.

Other times to root for pedophiles:

I liked how her character on Party Down wanted to get with Adam Scott's, after his character on Veronica Mars wanted to get with her… but failed.

the way Jesse Eisenberg moved Nasim Pedrad's hand
made the balloon sketch.