I thought that was possibly one of the worst season finales I've seen for any show ever. Nothing was truly resolved, it was anticlimatic, poorly paced, and at times just not interesting. So many things didn't work for me. Peter and Kate should've been killed off. They've served their purpose (I never thought Kate was…

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button was a steaming pile of shit. Just sayin'.

Kyle is the man

Tom to me has always represented the unshackled id to Leslie's perfectionist ego if that makes any sense. He brings a welcome burst of energy to most scenes he's in, plus him playing off Donna, Ron or Jerry/Gerry/Larry never fails to make me laugh. I think this season my main issue has not been the way the writers…

That reference went wayyyyyyy over my head

Now That's What I Call 90s Nostalgia! Volume Whatever

But, nobody is more terrifying than OJ Da Juiceman.

You know Drake if you changed your pronouns up a little (less "I", "my", "me") your asshole level would plummet.

"They" say that?

Next on MTV: The Spongebob Squarepants theme song with Soulja Boy Tell 'Em!

Coolio where you at?

Inspiring, beautiful, and classy. A statement of pure wisdom. Brings a tear to my trill ass eye.

"Sorry, This Video Is No Longer Available": I'm a puddle of emotion

You like Bill O'Reilly. You can't explain that.

Oh most definitely. It still reeks of Febreze, failure, and warm Natty Light.

The lead suspect in the murder case from True Detective is getting married? And he moved to New Jersey? Is that how the show ends?

But but he won "The Dre" that one time!

I'd hate to be Drake's therapist. Self-esteem issues out the ass

I have a used Hot Pocket wrapper from freshman year of college that I want to auction. Bids start at 1,000 U.S. dollars. You can thank me later.

I agree, there were a few things on the show last night that I thought worked better than others. I don't really care if he likes the show either. But, echoing what you said, it seems like these reviews are written from a place of boredom.