Samurai Jack is great, but do we really need a list of the 10 episode to watch? Isn't that like 2/3rds of the entire series?

Season 6 in particular felt pretty dire when it was airing, but it actually works a lot better when you're watching it on Netflix and just blazing through it. The same thing with the 5th season of Justified, too. When each episode is all you get for a week, you pore over the flaws a lot more.

No, it shouldn't. This is a list for people that haven't watched the show at all and want to get a quick look at what it's like.

Are we going to have to refer to him as "Kid Cudi" every time? There appears to be no good way to shorten that.

I don't think it's a matter of "giving Bill Murray more to do," there's a decent chance this is literally all he would show up for.

I'm very familiar with Mr. Show, and Odenkirk just looks the same. He's always been 50.

The Kettlemans are such a wonderful portrait of an insufferable well-off suburban family. That answering machine, good lord. Sterling Archer could take some lessons.

Bob Odenkirk has made it pretty clear he did not care for SNL. Mr. Show was kinda designed as the antithesis to SNL.

Because he's nonthreateningly white and he, like you, remembers the 90s.

Has Mary Steenburgen always been this intimidating? Step Brothers would've been a very different movie.

I bet Leslie could keep up with Steve Rogers for…maybe half a lap.

It's because they were played by Nick Offerman's actual brothers.

Not necessarily? They shot the series finale only like a month ago.

Yes, I'm sure shackling John Oliver to a radiator was the move he wanted to make. That sounds in character for him.

Larry Wilmore starts to make a face like he's offended, takes a second, and then shrugs as if to say "I get it."

Bring Back Cenac! #BringBackCenac

And Chris Hardwick sits in a dimly lit office and tents his fingers…"points," he softly says to himself.

I don't think Jimmy would do something even as petty as blow up KENWINS' car.

And "rail" means "rail!"

Vince Gilligan has also come across a lot of interesting people in his life, and he often draws from his experiences and puts it in his shows. He could know somebody that suffers from that, and decided to portray something you never see on TV.