This dude is awesome.

I feel the same way about you. I can only imagine the hardships you have endured that make it impossible for you to enjoy a great comedy.

I have never visited Entertainment Weekly before, but clearly you have. They must miss you there. Again, with the personal attacks.
Commenting on the cultural content is of course a part of watching a show. But letting that be the sole guide in judging, especially for a comedy designed to make you laugh, seems to be…

I am kind of done with watching things that piss me off, so this is good timing for me.

Oh, Cordelia…

and who!

football is part of the patriarchy.

Biased. You are his mother.

I merely repeated back your own insult but combined it with the simply argument that Mindy Kaling is not sexist, but trying to write a funny TV show and sometimes that may differ from your own personal politics, but said divergence is not meant as a personal attack on said politics.

And you never disappoint in grading a comedy based on your political views and not the comedy, coupled with the insults you constantly spew.

Love, Actually is better than anything anyone on the AV Club will ever do.

You called me simpleton in this very thread, hypocrite. So accusing someone of ad hominem means…

I think they see the potential for future comedy in these two characters having to be parents.

Dark Amazon. it's for cool people.

No, I ship you.

I hate the word "shipping" and anyone who uses it.

"I seen the future and I'm evil, wobble like a weeble, but don't fall down."

"He said, without irony, not realizing he just described Kanye West, the last living person who cares about the Grammy's."

Ah, good, the hand-wringers are here to insert race into an incident where a person acts like an asshole.

I can't decide if this or his VMA rant is more hilarious, considering the People's Choice Awards are more prestigious than either.