I'm still at work but I'm going to start watching Season 3 immediately when I get home. I realized yesterday that Bojack Horseman is essentially Californication except with animals and that it is actually a great show.

It was crazy but I think that he had a point about how easy it is to get crowds into hysteria and just start chanting shit when someone is talking loudly.

It really is interesting that a lot of people were critical of Jon Stewart's last couple of years because they thought he just became too self-righteous and ignored comedy over outrage. Now, everyone wants Jon Stewart back and laments that he isn't here with his anger over the election.

Noah's trial for Chris Christie was straight out of the Stewart playbook and it was great. He did great work this week I have to say.

Probably because he misses his old glasses.

"I can't believe it, I'm surrounded by assholes."-Barack Obama sympathizing with Dark Helmet.

Same here. As much as I love history, I found that being a teacher was pretty much my only option for the field I wanted to be in for the rest of my life. I'm pretty much in a double major with history and education with an unofficial minor in political science.

That Jim Jeffries bit about the people who send him letters about other violent massacres in countries was what came to my mind when all the information started rolling out. I thought last summer was pretty shitty with the violence but this year has proven to be absolutely devastating.

Parks and Rec was always ignored in the acting categories. The fact that Nick Offerman never got a single Emmy nomination for Ron Swanson is just bad.

I'm torn with the Best Actor category. Matthew Rhys and Bob Odenkirk do such great work and they have at least another two years to be up against each other. Odenkirk exceeded expectations as a dramatic actor but Rhys gives his character so much in terms of feeling conflicted at all times. I can't decide.

I know part of the reason why The Wire wasn't nominated was because the producers on the show didn't have great connection with the Emmy voters like other shows.

Bill Maher over Samantha Bee is a travesty.

I was channel surfing last summer and stopped on Ray Donovan because I saw Ian McShane and got excited. Of course, he was probably wasted on that show.

She won it last year for her one appearance on The Americans. As great as Beloved Character Actress Margo Martindale is, getting nominated for the last two seasons is stupid especially since Lois Smith did wonders on her appearance on the Americans. Her appearances in the first two seasons absolutely warranted…

I'm pretty sure that Ray Donovan is just some elaborate scheme for Jon Voight to get work that isn't Baby Genius' sequels. He'll take anything that resembles what he did in the 70s.

After all these years, I'm just so glad to see The Americans finally nominated in the main categories. However, where is the nomination for Holly Taylor? She's been doing great work throughout the series and deserves every award imaginable.

"I love feet!"-Rex Ryan

I struggled with an adjective there. It's funny because Gary Johnson isn't even considered libertarian by the die-hard libertarians so even he isn't "libertarian" enough for them. I really want to know what Libertarians think the government should do all day. I had a professor in college whose mentality was that the…

The one thing I will never understand are the Bernie supporters who are now supporting Gary Johnson. Why would you go from a candidate who basically wanted the US government to regulate the shit out of everything to a candidate who just wants to deregulate everything? The label of Libertarians as "socially liberal,…

I finally got around to watching Community. I watched the first season already and this show is hilarious beyond belief. Like other great comedy shows like 30 Rock and Parks and Recreation, it builds an unique world for the characters to be in. The paintball episode was easily my favorite with the debate episode a…