The show was called Evil Genius - About PFT playing an evil genius who succesfully takes over the world, which sounds like a slam dunk premise to me.

This has the shading of the Jimmy/Schmidt fall out, which was also over this kind of ego thing, so I find it easily believable. However, If Jimmy and Mike could repair their relationship, it stands to reason the same could happen here.

Oh, so like I said in my comparison to Trump?

A) I didn't say they were making fun of him early on, I said they were making fun of those tropes early on.

Oh, what qualities does Rick have that separate him from Trump?

What I think of the review is irrelevant to my point. I'm criticising your lazy use of fallacies.

I think this is a big problem of this season. Rick's sort of break-out sitcom character/bad ass traits in the first 2 seasons seems like they were making fun of those kinds of characters but now it seems like the writers think Rick is super cool.

The second half of the sentence makes it circular. "He uses weak reasons to justify mediocre material and the evidence that the reasons are weak is that it was mediocre material".

This is not the kind of show to be consumed as a movie. It's a hang out sitcom and needs to be consumed as such. If you're interested, get the episodes instead.

I think the discussion about how easy it was to pick up this game, while current gaming requires far more mental energy, does a lot to explain the nostalgia video game craze. I haven't owned a new console since the Wii, and probably won't ever again, because of the energy modern games require. It was easier when I…

That's my rating of their discography too, and I ended up hating this album.

If Arcade Fire is our indie U2, this is their Pop. They've traded the "uncool" sincerity that people love for uninspired cynicism over shitty dance music (and same fruitless genre experiments). Even if you hated Everything Now (and I liked it inspite of the shameless ripping off of ABBA), this album is bad in an…

They've already brought this in, in Australia.

South Park hasn't been really funny to me for a while, but I still enjoyed watching it. The end for me was the Safe Space episode. They argued sincerely that people are arseholes on the internet and *people* just have to put up with it rather than combating it when just one week earlier that had argued sincerely that…

Great line. This is one of my frustrations when in line at an ice cream store; you know what chocolate tastes like!

They reviewed Rory Scovel's special just last month.

Best non guitar solo is the whacked out keyboard solo on Daft Punk's Digital Love.

Maybe if you listen to the guy who's been performing the character for over 20 years, your tv show might not get cancelled because audiences didn't like how the characters were acting out of character.

Chris is great. David Sutcliffe and Lauren Graham have fantastic chemistry together. I'm kind of excited for this feature to get to season 7 because I've been listening to the Gilmore Guys and boy did we have different interpretations of who was right and who was wrong and now I want to voice mine!

Digger's solid. He's not better than Luke or Chris and I wouldn't want him for Lorelai even if those better options weren't around, but I don't hate him. There's some problems with the storyline around him but overall the good outweighs the bad. Chris Eigeman was made for delivering ASP's dialogue though and I wish he…