I've known two people in my entire life who hated Seinfeld. They were also the two most glum, humorless people on Earth.

What White nonsense is this?

That "Jackie being Black" scenario actually sounds pretty funny.

Totally disagree. The Felder/Walsh alternating solo - the very thing that makes the song long - is incredible. I could have gone for two more minutes of it.

Some songs, like "Hotel California" and "Hey Jude," justify their length.

People worked HARD to conceive and create my in-flight meal, and now I have to listen to some comedian make jokes about it?! For shame!

Louis CK, Brian Regan, Mitch Hedberg and Tosh are the guys I've seen live that can make me laugh until it hurts. I appreciate what other comics who are more cerebral can do - but I'm at the club to laugh, not to walk out thinking, "that fellow was very intelligent and clever with good insights on the human condition."

1) Larry David (the character) is an older person, who is at the tail end of a career filled with hard work and achievement. Hannah is a young brat who has been given every advantage, has achieved nothing, and can't believe that she's expected to, like, work and pay bills and stuff.

It is not racist to have some fun with a name is funny in our culture despite being common in another.

They (maybe) won't flush your head down a toilet this time.

Are soundtracks still a thing? I absolutely wore out the "Dazed and Confused" soundtrack 20 years ago, and this one could be even better.

I'm worried about all of the women he must have raped when he was a fan back in the 90s.

Please do a case study of Van Halen 3 (aka Van Cherone).

The people who hate KISS will typically only know about the song "Rock and Roll All Nite," the makeup, and Gene Simmons being a creep.

Good stuff, here. Every single person in my social circle, male or female, has seen a stripper perform. They have also, every single one, drank too much and carried on a bit too loudly. And yet, this is a black mark against these guys? Makes no sense.

Shades of the "Bad News Bears" remake. Good director, good cast, possibly no reason to exist.

I think 30 Rock is a bit over your head, or you are a really overly-sensitive person who doesn't know the difference between racially insensitive (can be really funny) and racist (bad). I also bet that you're white, and think black people need you to be outraged on their behalf.

The joke is that they're both Black Swans.

There are many shows that explain all of the jokes to you. 30 Rock thinks more highly of its audience's intelligence.

I still laugh at the moronic chatter in the skit "Right Field."