Yeah publicist, quit doing your job. The A.V. Club is going to get T.J. Miller’s name in the headline for this interview come hell or high water! It’s pretty serious journalism around here.

Thomas Middleditch starring in the new AV Club Interview Series: “Is *This* Your Landmine?”

MILLENNIUM FALCON, IN THE HOOOOUUUUSSSEEE!!

“I SAW THE MILLENIUM FALCON! THIS IS ALREADY 11/10 THE BEST MOVIE EVER!

Pretty much the only good reason to watch this show. It’s insanely overrated IMO.

That made me laugh, and yes, I am a terrible person.

Oh, so someone still working at AVC actually went to TCA? First I’ve heard.

By “personal use”, I assume you mean “masturbation”?

People seem to be under the impression that categorizing Get Out as a comedy somehow devalues any other points the film is trying to make. Of course, those people are instead minimizing the value of comedy.

But his TSA buddy was hilarious.

It’s more like a very funny thriller.

I always assumed satire was a type of comedy.

So they’re really never going to bring up how Debbie stole about $20k of pot about two episodes ago? Because I’m pretty sure she could’ve at least afforded to get her toes chopped off in the hospital - and a pair of steel toed boots.

So at this point, we’re all in agreement that the solid first season was a complete fluke, right?

Thank fucking god; I did the same thing. This reeks of the writer for this episode being told what they could start with and the showrunners then failing to make that happen

Same reaction on my part, I really thought I missed an episode.

I think I am losing my mind - in the previously on scenes they showed two scenes I am positive I did not see. The scene where Kev and V decided to set up Svetlana with a rich guy, and the scene where Fiona took down the For Rent sign on her apartment. I even went back and searched for a missed episode when I saw them.…

Kassidi is Carl’s Monica - and how the story goes will likely dictate if he can find his own path or end up following in Frank’s footsteps. But, yeah, the show doesn’t really draw the parallel as much as it should.

7 is a lot better than 6. The only episode that’s even mildly annoying is Merry Fisticuffs, and the ending was a far better and more fitting ending to the series than the one planned by Sherman-Palladino.

And yet people claimed Season 7 was the worst season because the Palladinos didn’t write it despite the fact they wrote the April and Spoiled Rory storyline in Season 6.