What about the comics? There have been new characters introduced in that.

SNL sketch I think.

Wait, one of the characters is compared to Mystery and this has hire than a D+?!?!

Ugh, I hated TK so much, but that was mostly because even though I had no idea what shipping was, I shipped Davis (who's name was super close to mine and had brown hair like me) and Kari (who I thought was cute) so hard (although trying to remember back to the show, I'm starting to wonder if Davis was being a Nice…

Also on tonight: the US Men's National Team vs Azerbaijan (10pm eastern) in a friendly match before the World Cup. If you want to see how the team does with a bunch of young inexperienced players and no Landon and not freak out about pool play too much, this is your chance.

If you're really old enough, you're wondering where's Herb.

She's also a horse!

Rutgers? So Mr. Magoo's from Jersey. Makes sense.

You're assuming it gets past episode 5.

It'd be interesting though to see him die before she does (note: I'm a few behind so maybe she's already dead?) and we get to see her processing the grief of them dying in the wrong order. Plus, it'd be a nice turnaround to see the male character die in order to give their significant other dramatic motivation. OH!…

We also watch gifs of Ron Swanson dancing with a tiny hat on his head!

For the first one, you're leaving out a lot of the scene. That's not the punchline like it is with AoS; it's a minor beat in a tense sense.

That's why I said it's popular with critics; it ranked on this site's best of 2013 list. It's not popular with general audiences, but it is with AVClub staff.

Glass also had a very long pre-Whedon career and was great on Barney Miller.

It also depends on who wants to write the reviews; The Americans is popular with the critics, so in order to satisfy more people, they have multiple people writing about it.

As for DU, it's a different situation. In AoS it was used as a way to get the tech character to explain the science thingy in laypeople terms that the writer thought would be funny, even though that joke is extremely old and worn out. See also, "he's standing right behind me."

Well, that would require people to watch Almost Human.

Eh, if she was supposedly dirt poor and raging against the establishment, dressing like the establishment didn't make sense. The shift to her wearing (form-fitting) flannel serves the character much better.

It's like Crystal Palace; sure 11th doesn't sound great (especially compared to how they played towards the end), but when you mix in the rough beginning with the great ending, the end result makes sense.

It could be an adaptation of My Friend Dahmer.