Austin and Ally is a Disney Channel show, not a Nickelodeon show.

I would totally watch Batista Nights.

Well, I know that's not true because one of the last scenes in the season is Mark giving Leslie plans for the park (which just made me remember that Mark existed, and that Leslie spent a decent amount of episodes trying to get somebody else from Eagleton to design a park, so Mark's design must have not been that…

Was there ever a park built on Lot 48? I remember Leslie getting money set aside for it in the future, but I don't remember if they every actually built the park. If not, surely that will be a big part of the last episode or whichever one Rashida Jones comes back for.

The average price for a movie ticket is only $8!? They cost $14 at my local theater, and that's one of the cheaper first-run theaters I've been to.

Isn't Black Mirror a Channel 4 show? Or does the BBC own international rights to it in the United States, like it does Broadchurch (which in the U. K. aired on ITV, but in the U. S. was licensed by BBC America)?

Great interview.

This is disappointing.

Every year on my birthday and Christmas people get me video games. Throughout the year my friends lend me video games. I very rarely play video games any more. But now I have a huge backlog of games from the last four or five years sitting in a closet, collecting dust. My plan this year is to make a big dent in…

CBS' How I Met Your Mother.

"I've always believed in Santa Claus. He just looks a little different to me." Wow. Break my heart, why don't you.

I never knew I needed Nick Frost as Santa Claus, but now I know I need Nick Frost as Santa Claus in anything Santa appears in from this point going forward.

On the TV side, it was Arrow, Bob's Burgers, and Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D.

Justin Lin directed some of the best episodes of Community. I'm in.

After dinner my family usually plays board games like Taboo and Scattergories, but during the day, as relatives slowly arrive at seemingly random times, there's usually some old video game or another on. Crash Bandicoot 2 is a great game to play at these kinds of gatherings because it's easy enough for even the…

Isn't Prospect Park the company that bought the rights to those cancelled soap operas, made like twenty new episodes, and then just dumped them on Hulu with little to no promotion?

I didn't get a chance to play too many video games this year, and all the ones I finished weren't 2014 releases. One of them was from the 90's!

Judging from the types of articles Michael Dante DiMartino has been sharing on Facebook and Tumblr, I'd say that it's exactly what the writers would want you to think.

Just, such a good ending. The right way to end things. Hope that's not the last episode of Avatar ever, and I hope we get to see Korra again at some point, but if not, this was totally satisfying.

I was so glad to see it go back to Jon Stewart with him thanking Colbert for the report. Such a throwback and really the best way to end the show.