Goddamn that's a shame. The show really REALLY picked itself up in the third season and has been firing on all cylinders since. :(

I was worried that when Eliza and Bethany hugged and Eliza said "Maybe we're done beating each other up" they would go for some kind of stinger joke that would undo all of that right before the commercial, but they played that moment really straight. I appreciated that.

It really was amazing. I also love how it called back to Aang's resolution in The Last Airbender, where his conflict was winning without killing Ozai. I love that in what is ostensibly a martial arts action show, we can dig deeper into ideas about non-violence and understanding.

Agreed. Love Legend of Mana. Need to get some folks to remix it, maybe tackle it myself.

Thanks for letting us do this. I read AV Club all the time (TV Club reviews specifically) and it's really cool to actually be featured on the site in some small way!

Sure, but OCR has some pretty rare games too!

It's an actual job.

Haley got a job two or three episodes ago. She's working for that fashion guy.

You don't need to! Music is music, no matter where it comes from. :)

Americana Dawn's soundtrack is amazing. Reminds me a lot of the soundtrack to SaGa Frontier II.

Plenty of DuckTales on the site though! Hit it!
http://ocremix.org/game/50/…

I don't know about "deeper cuts" but DoD is great.

She's still not dead, though. She probably teleported away at the last second or something else.

The Doctor didn't zap her. The Brigadier did.

I can't honestly say I'm surprised this show is cancelled. I wanted it to be better, but the sentiment of this review is spot-on: it was just so-so.

All of Sam's euphemisms for STDs left me in tears.

"Why is Stu here?" is a question I ask every single episode. I mean I get who he is in Andrew's life, but I feel like I'm done with this type of obnoxious best-friend-character romantic sitcoms are always hoisting on us.

What a great episode. Really loving this show more and more every week.

Watching that poker clip where Liz comes out of the office in her dress: it's so weird to go back to a time where they weren't pretending that Liz was hideous/gross/unattractive.

"Mags, am I a Don?!"