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I couldn't even make it through the first episode of The Americans. It was way too self-serious and dull.

I can't stand CW shows, and Jane the Virgin has me hooked. The pilot is one of the best first episodes of a series that I have ever seen.

I'm really surprised Louie didn't make this list.

I loved the first season of Review, but I feel as though season 2 is so cruel to the main character that it is repetitive and almost unfunny. I would switch it with Nathan for You on this list. Also, how could Unbreakable Kimmy Shmidt possibly rank above Bojack?!

Daredevil and Nathan for You are too low, Broad City is too high (I personally think it's an awful show), and I'm hoping Jessica Jones and Bojack Horseman make the final twenty.

I nominate the church fight from Kingsman: The Secret Service.

I wish he could do an online version with people blindly agreeing to the Terms and Conditions of an app or something.

And he's divorced, right? So on both points, penny is wrong, or just being sarcastic.

The Ant-Man, Civil War, and Batman v. Superman trailers have used similar scores with rapid-fire CHUN CHUN CHUNs. Too soon to be a new trend?

I'm pretty sure they give the owner the name of a fake reality TV show, and maybe Nathan gives them a fake last name. There's a thread on Reddit about the bar owner from "Smokers Allowed" where she says something along those lines.

I've only seen Napolean Dynamite and Nacho Libre, but I think that Hess is actually better at creating unique worlds that allow for more diverse characters, at least across his filmography. Anderson has a few standard types that he throws into different settings, such as his propensity for writing precocious children.…

I meant that it takes place in rural America (to the best of my knowledge-it's been a while), not that it occurs in the Midwest. Thanks for the clarification.

That's one of my favorite things that this show has done. I was crying with laughter.

It's an interesting comparison, for sure. I would not be surprised if the difference in reviews has to do with critics' backgrounds, with those from urban areas preferring Anderson's quirks over those of Hess. I'm from the Midwest, and part of the fun of seeing Napoleon Dynamite was that it was a rare comedy that took…

No, I got it just fine. I am surprised, though, that you would think that. I would say only about five of those songs would fall under those labels. Also, for the record, I wasn't trying to insult anyone's choices. I was just hoping for a bit more diversity in the year-end lists.

Echo?

I like Lupe's album at first, but it grew old quickly for me, reaching the point of nearly being unlistenable. "Deliver" is still great, though.

I'm really disappointed in most of these songs. Most seem like typical indie/pop fare. Off the top of my head, these are songs that I was really into that were released this year, limited to one per album.