Thanks. I'll give it a look.

By way of impugning my general ignorance about what's happening in the comments: This is the first I'm hearing of such tension, and it's never really crossed my mind to take that type of thing into account when making a TV Club decision.

Hey folks: John asked me to field this question.

A consistent voice in my writing and my speaking is all I can ever hope to achieve in this world, tja. May we all be so lucky.

Thanks for watching, IGotSuped. Which hair do you suggest cutting?

Expect a DVR Club heavy with Cold War speculation and Mail Robot ramblings next Thursday.

Good call: Justified's on the docket for next Wednesday!

Mad Men or no Mad Men, John and I often wear ties to the office. We're wearing some right now! John's has a hockey player on it!

Corrections: A previous version of this story stated that Amazon Studios has been producing original pilots for three years, whereas the studio, to date, has held three "pilot seasons," the first of which commenced in the spring of 2013. This week's Outlander episode, meanwhile, is the midseason finale, not the…

Correction: A previous version of this review indicated that 30 Rock reviews would be breaking from chronological order and skipping "The Break-Up," because the reviewer forgot to eat his blood cookie and therefore misread the list of first-season episodes. This piece has been updated to reflect the change.

Correction: The previous version of this review listed Erik Adams as the author, when in fact the piece was written by Genevieve Valentine.

Correction: The previous version of this article listed Erik Adams as the Happy Valley reviewer, when in fact the piece was written by Genevieve Valentine.

Correct and corrected.

Correction: The original version of this piece stated that They Want My Soul features no production input from the band members; however, Spoon is credited as a co-producer alongside Dave Fridmann and Joe Chiccarelli.

Programming note: August 10 through September 21, we're handing the Sundays at 3 TV Club Classic slot to Caroline Framke, as she looks back at the first and only season of Clone High.

Or… maybe not. Alasdair informs me that promos during the Friday broadcast referred to Gravity Falls as "Disney XD on Disney Channel," so it appears the Disney mothership (great minds, Mistah Chrysoprase) won’t be the most reliable source for new episodes in the coming weeks. And so we initiate the Clear Eyes, Full…

Right now, we're leaning toward posting the reviews after the Disney Channel airings. Piggybacking on Josh's post: The Disney mothership is more common in cable packages than XD, and I think discussion of the show is better served when the widest audience possible has seen the latest episode.

Programming note: Due to the actions of a disgruntled paper-mill employee, The Office will not be seen on TV Club Classic today.

Correction: On first watch, I misinterpreted a "her" in Lily's spring-horse story as referring to her playground rival, not the teacher. Which then made me think Lily ripped off her classmate's skirt (not the teacher's), which then made me think the tearful actress in the principal's office was playing a student, not…

My apologies on the factual error, all. It's been corrected. (Still stand by my preference for Rakim's rapping on these later tracks, though.)